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Customer saves physically-challenged shopkeeper from sword-wielding extortionist

Customer saves physically-challenged shopkeeper from sword-wielding extortionist

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In a brazen attempt at extortion, a physically-challenged shopkeeper was attacked with a sword in suburban Chembur in Mumbai by an assailant, said to be part of a gang of drug addicts who go around and demand cash from shop owners by intimidating them.

Our women had to go with bowed heads earlier: Residents back cops in Madh island 'moral policing' case

Our women had to go with bowed heads earlier: Residents back cops in Madh island 'moral policing' case

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Coming out in support of police action in the 'moral policing' episode at Madh island in Mumbai, residents of the area on Thursday threatened to 'gherao' the residence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis if senior police officers who led the raids were transferred.

AAP to organise mega rally in Mumbai on 15 August

AAP to organise mega rally in Mumbai on 15 August

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In a bid to mobilise its cadre and reach out to the masses, the Aam Aadmi Party will organise a mega rally in Mumbai on 15 August as a part of its 'Jan Samwad Abhiyan'.

Money, money, money: Rs 1000 notes float around Gateway of India, locals jump to cash in

Money, money, money: Rs 1000 notes float around Gateway of India, locals jump to cash in

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Several notes of Rs 1000 were mysteriously seen floating around Mumbai's Gateway of India as locals rushed in to collect them even as police detained people for jumping in the sea.

New complaint against Radhe Maa, this time for 'promoting superstition'

New complaint against Radhe Maa, this time for 'promoting superstition'

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A new complaint was on Wednesday filed at the suburban Borivali police station in Mumbai against 'godwoman' Radhe Maa alleging her involvement in promoting superstition.

Patient dies after doctor leaves due to panic attack, replacement punctures wrong lung

Patient dies after doctor leaves due to panic attack, replacement punctures wrong lung

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Yet another 65-year-old patient died in a hospital in Mumbai when a doctor operating on him had a panic attack and the replacement doctor made a mistake.

There is no moral policing, cops must be encouraged: Maharashtra minister on hotel raids

There is no moral policing, cops must be encouraged: Maharashtra minister on hotel raids

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Maharashtra Finance Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar on Tuesday said there is no "moral policing" and police must be encouraged for "good things".

Boy suffering from cancer has wish come true, gets to be police officer for a day

Boy suffering from cancer has wish come true, gets to be police officer for a day

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When young Kunwar Singh Patil was asked one thing he'd like to be for a day, his answer for a simple one: a police man.

Clear as Madh: Hotel raids to porn ban, the nanny state fuses with moral police

Clear as Madh: Hotel raids to porn ban, the nanny state fuses with moral police

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The Mumbai raid raises far more disturbing visions of the midnight knock that can also come at midday or 3pm as it did in Madh Island.

Mumbai police files charge sheet against Jahnvi Gadkar in drunk driving case

Mumbai police files charge sheet against Jahnvi Gadkar in drunk driving case

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Mumbai Police on Monday filed a charge sheet against 35-year-old corporate lawyer Jahnvi Gadkar.

Dowry harassment case: Mumbai police issues summons to Radhe Maa

Dowry harassment case: Mumbai police issues summons to Radhe Maa

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Summons have been issued to controversial self-styled godwoman Radhe Maa by the local police in connection with a dowry harassment case filed by a 32-year-old woman in Mumbai.

Mumbai Police chief to probe heavy-handed hotel raids that left 40 couples humiliated

Mumbai Police chief to probe heavy-handed hotel raids that left 40 couples humiliated

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After massive social media outrage over Mumbai Police dragging 40 couples out of hotel rooms in Madh Island and Aksa areas and booking them for 'indecency in public', police commissioner Rakesh Maria has ordered a probe into the alleged detention by the Malwani police.

AAP MLA Alka Lamba attacked during anti-drug drive in Delhi

AAP MLA Alka Lamba attacked during anti-drug drive in Delhi

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AAP legislator Alka Lamba was on Sunday attacked by some people when they pelted stones at her during an anti-drug drive in New Delhi, police said.

'Do you trust me?': Blindfolded Muslim man in Mumbai asks strangers for hugs

'Do you trust me?': Blindfolded Muslim man in Mumbai asks strangers for hugs

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On Thursday, a blindfolded Muslim man stood at Chowpatty in Mumbai with a sign which read: "I'm Muslim and I trust you. Do you trust me enough for a hug?"

SC issues notice to Dimple Kapadia over domestic violence case

SC issues notice to Dimple Kapadia over domestic violence case

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The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to actress Dimple Kapadia on a petition filed by Anita Advani who sought restoration of her complaint of domestic violence against her subsequent to the death of former Bollywood superstar Rajesh Khanna.

Maharashtra govt declares Thane creek area as 'Flamingo Sanctuary'

Maharashtra govt declares Thane creek area as 'Flamingo Sanctuary'

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The Maharashtra government has declared the area along Thane Creek as Flamingo Sanctuary, which will be spread over an area of 1,690 hectares, including 896 hectares of mangroves and 794 hectares of adjacent water body.

Hours before Yakub Memon's hanging, Tiger had called family to promise revenge: report

Hours before Yakub Memon's hanging, Tiger had called family to promise revenge: report

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A week after 1993 Mumbai blasts convict Yakub Memon was executed in Nagpur's central jail, reports suggest that his fugitive brother and the prime suspect in the case, Tiger Memon had allegedly called the Memon family residence hours before the hanging and spoke of revenge.

15-year-old girl allegedly gang-raped by six persons in Mumbai, police arrest all accused

15-year-old girl allegedly gang-raped by six persons in Mumbai, police arrest all accused

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A 15-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by six persons at a shop in suburban Chembur in the wee hours of Wednesday and all the accused were arrested.

Main Tera 'Hero': Salman Khan sings a love song for the upcoming film

Main Tera 'Hero': Salman Khan sings a love song for the upcoming film

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Salman Khan sings the title track love song of his next home production 'Hero'

No entry at BMC headquarters for activist in cargo shorts

No entry at BMC headquarters for activist in cargo shorts

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This article is purely a work of fiction and satire. It is not meant to be taken seriously.

Thane building collapse: Death toll rises to 12

Thane building collapse: Death toll rises to 12

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Twelve people were killed and 15 others injured when a three-storey building crashed in Naupada area in Maharashtra's Thane city on Tuesday morning, officials said.

Sania Mirza, Sonam Kapoor, Chitrangada Singh, Juhi Chawla dazzle at IIJW 2015

Sania Mirza, Sonam Kapoor, Chitrangada Singh, Juhi Chawla dazzle at IIJW 2015

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Sania Mirza, Sonam Kapoor, Chitrangada Singh, Juhi Chawla dazzle the ramp at the India International Jewellery Week 2015.

Another building collapses in Thane: 11 killed, six still feared trapped

Another building collapses in Thane: 11 killed, six still feared trapped

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Merely a week after a two-storey building collapsed in Thakurli in Thane district, another tenement collapsed in Thane city on Monday night, killing six peeople.

Mumbai woes: Expensive real estate is scaring away air traffic control officials from the city

Mumbai woes: Expensive real estate is scaring away air traffic control officials from the city

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The prohibitive prices of houses near the Mumbai airport have been dissuading air traffic control personnel from taking up assignments in the city, affecting air traffic safety.

Maharashtra beef ban: Mumbai police arrest four persons for 'smuggling' illegal meat

Maharashtra beef ban: Mumbai police arrest four persons for 'smuggling' illegal meat

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Four persons were arrested in Mumbai on Sunday for allegedly smuggling 2,400 kg of beef into the city, police said. Earlier this year, Maharashtra banned cow slaughter and sale of beef in the state.

Crowds gather as Yakub Memon's body brought back to Mumbai for final rites

Crowds gather as Yakub Memon's body brought back to Mumbai for final rites

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The family of Yakub Memon received his body after the lone convict in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts was executed early this morning. The body was brought to Mahim for the final rites. Here are some photos.

Yakub Memon hanging: In death, has the 1993 blast convict brought India closer to life?

Yakub Memon hanging: In death, has the 1993 blast convict brought India closer to life?

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The controversial capital punishment for the 1993 Mumbai blast convict has strengthened the movement for the abolition of capital punishment in India. It has also highlighted the limited vision of the Indian government and the Supreme Court in dealing with the questions it raises.

1993 Mumbai blasts convict Yakub Memon buried in Mumbai amid tight security

1993 Mumbai blasts convict Yakub Memon buried in Mumbai amid tight security

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The body of Yakub Memon, hanged on Thursday morning at Nagpur Central Prison for his role in the 1993 Mumbai blasts, was buried at Bada Khabristan.

Crocodile wanders into Bhandup water treatment plant, rescued after 5 hour operation

Crocodile wanders into Bhandup water treatment plant, rescued after 5 hour operation

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A policemen patrolling inside the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s largest water treatment plant complex in Bhandup, suburban Mumbai, stumbled upon an unusual visitor at 2 am on Wednesday, an 11-foot female crocodile.

Indian Post sets up dedicated e-commerce processing center in Mumbai

Indian Post sets up dedicated e-commerce processing center in Mumbai

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With e-commerce platforms increasingly turning to the Indian Posts to deliver their orders to customers, the fast flourishing e-retail business has become a revenue generator for the state-run agency, whose traditional operations are dented by the deep penetration of e-mail and mobile phones.