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The city police bandobast, which started from Wednesday night, ended late on Friday, with cops continuously manning every nook and corner of the city to maintain calm.

During the meeting between police and UNHRC, the former informed that several refugees have been staying illegally in Cyberabad despite completion of their two year refugee certificate, given by the concerned authorities.

Cops Rescue Teenager From Mangled Car

One of those who pressed for this is Hanumantha Rao, consultant to the World Bank and retired engineer-in-chief of the irrigation department, who raised questions on the government’s brief to the committee.

Maharashtra still has over 50 convicts on death row, including two women who have been in custody since 1996, three years after the March 12, 1993 serial blasts in Mumbai for which Yakub Memon was hanged on Thursday.

The reasons for massive water-logging in the city on June 19, even after spending over Rs 150 crore on pre-monsoon work, will now be probed by municipal commissioner Ajoy Mehta.

There was a ray of hope for lakhs of people living in slums, and non-regularized and old structures across Mumbai region and the state on Friday.

One month after the counseling for post-graduate medical entrance test (PGMET-2015) ended, the Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) has revealed that a staggering number of 200 of the 1860 convenor quota medical seats has remained unfilled.

With large tracts of land required for taking up various government and private projects, the revenue department has issued guidelines and procedures for acquisition of land from private owners.

With the Louis Berger issue hot, the corporation of the city of Panaji suddenly found itself wary about the number of consultants being contracted for various projects, particularly as 1.11 crores as consultant fees went down the drain due to faulty contracts being signed and delays.

The Telangana government has decided to request the Centre to include Karimnagar in the smart cities project in addition to Hyderabad and Warangal.

Showing its seriousness about the ‘smart cities mission’ and keen to capitalize on it, the corporation of the city of Panaji (CCP) approved the proposal to convert most of the capital’s roads into one-ways. The decision, paves the way to not only decongest the city and regularize traffic movement, but facilitate the hop-on-hop-off bus service that will run in a loop around the city at alater stage.

Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Kalyan-Dombivli will be among the 10 cities from Maharashtra that will be developed as smart cities under Centre-sponsored schemes.

The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) has decided to shutdown water supply for 24 hours beginning from 6 am on August 4.

Maharashtra transport commissioner Sonia Sethi on Friday said that the Union government was in the process of formulating guidelines for taxi aggregators, Ola and Uber.

Chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s promise of providing drinking water tap connection to every household in the Greater Hyderabad region may remain a pipedream given the lack of required infrastructure.

The uncle of the Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin told the Bombay high court on Friday that he is very hurt at being prevented from visiting Raudat Tahera, the mausoleum of his father and his half-brother at Bhendi Bazaar.

A male leopard, spotted by a local resident last week, was trapped on Friday morning at Dapot, Mashem.

Zico hardly loses his cool but the mention of Arsene Wenger draws the mild-mannered Brazilian legend’s chagrin.

City-based Indian School of Business on Friday named Rajendra Srivastava, an IIT Kanpur alumnus, as its new dean effective January 1, 2016.

Though the fishing ban ended on Friday, sources in the fishing industry in South Goa informed that hardly a few trawlers may venture into the high seas past midnight, as most of the migrant work force employed on the trawlers is yet to return to the Cutbona jetty. But, weather conditions prevailing in the sea are conducive enough for the trawlers to go fishing, sources said

This is the first time London has figured on the gold smuggling map vis-a-vis India.

Opposition on Friday slammed the government for the huge hike in electricity bills.

Fr Zeferino D'Souza, secretary of Diocesan Society of Education (DSE), denied that the agitation was fuelled by the DSE."It is very well known that this movement is by FORCE.

A 29-year-old software professional died after she fell down from a train and was run over by another train after her bag was snatched near Kalyan station on Thursday night.