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Pawar Family Reunites For Pune Civic Polls: "Only Because Workers Wanted It"
After weeks of speculation, the Pawars have officially reunited in their bastions of Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad. The decision comes nearly a fortnight before the Mumbai civic polls.
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"For Marathi People, Last Crucial Election": Raj Thackeray On Mumbai Civic Polls
At the inauguration of the MNS' Konkan Mahotsav, party chief Raj Thackeray urged workers and voters to stay "vigilant" ahead of the upcoming Mumbai civic body polls.
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"If 2 Brothers Can Come Together After 20 Years...": Raj Thackeray To Party
Raj Thackeray urged the party to remain united and underlined the example of his coming together with his estranged cousin Uddhav Thackeray to drive home the point.
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Thieves Posing As Civic Workers Dig Mumbai Road To Steal Copper Wire
Digging up roads for infrastructure projects and pre-monsoon works is a common feature in Mumbai and residents of Dadar and neighbouring areas thought the same when they noticed some people carrying out excavation work.
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3 Workers Dead, 1 Critical As Part Of Under-Construction Building's Scaffolding Collapses In Mumbai
After being alerted about the incident, two fire engines were rushed to the spot along with the personnel of the city fire brigade, police and the civic body, the official said.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister Anil Parab Charged For Assaulting Mumbai Civic Official: Cops
Mumbai police on Tuesday booked Shiv Sena (UBT) leader and former Maharashtra transport minister Anil Parab, others and arrested four party workers for allegedly assaulting a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) official.
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Video Shows Sanitation Worker Run Over By Car In Mumbai, 2 Arrested
The police registered a case under stringent sections of the Indian Penal Code. Both the accused were later released on bail.
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Watch: Woman Without Mask Kicks, Slaps Mumbai Civic Worker When Stopped
A municipal worker in Mumbai was punched and slapped by a woman after she was stopped for not wearing a mask in the city where COVID-19 cases have been rising.
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Vaccination Drive In Mumbai Again Slows Down Due To Glitches In CoWin App
On the second day of COVID-19 inoculation drive in the city, the civic body managed to administer vaccines to only 50 per cent of the targeted number of healthcare workers on Tuesday due to glitches in Co-WIN software application, officials said.
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In Rain, Mumbai Woman Stood For 7 Hours Near Manhole To Save People
Mumbai monsoon news: On a day when Mumbai was battling with torrential rain, the highest in four decades, 50-year-old Kanta Murti Kalan, stood for hours near an open manhole, on a waterlogged road, in Matunga. She was alerting people so that no one falls into the manhole. She was there for seven hours before civic workers arrived.
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BJP Councillor Charged For Allegedly Abusing Civic Officials Over Offs
A BJP councillor from the Ambernath Municipal Council in Thane district of Maharashtra was booked this morning for allegedly threatening civic officials over weekly offs.
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Mumbai Bus Employees To Withdraw Strike, Accept '10-Step Pay Hike' Formula
The BEST workers' union on Wednesday agreed to withdraw its ongoing strike after accepting the '10-step' pay hike to be granted to them by way of an interim measure by the civic transport undertaking's management.
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3,000 Buses Off Mumbai Roads Today As BEST Workers Start Indefinite Strike
Over 33,000 employees of Mumbai's civic transport undertaking BEST went on an indefinite strike since midnight over their demands, including higher wages, paralysing bus services and causing inconvenience to nearly 25-lakh daily commuters.
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Case Against Nashik Mayor As BJP Workers Burst Crackers Outside Her House
The police pressed charges against City Mayor Ranjana Bhansi, a day after BJP workers burst firecrackers outside her residence in celebration of civic chief Tukaram Mundhe's transfer. Workers of the BJP, which is ruling the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC), burst crackers after Mr Mundhe left the civic headquarters following his transfer to the M...
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Potholes In Mumbai Get Congress's Attention Along With Some Repairing
Congress workers today counted and filled potholes in suburban Bandra as part of its campaign, titled "Aao Potholes Giney" (lets count potholes), and accused Mumbai's civic body of not being prepared for the monsoons.
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Pawar Family Reunites For Pune Civic Polls: "Only Because Workers Wanted It"
After weeks of speculation, the Pawars have officially reunited in their bastions of Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad. The decision comes nearly a fortnight before the Mumbai civic polls.
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"For Marathi People, Last Crucial Election": Raj Thackeray On Mumbai Civic Polls
At the inauguration of the MNS' Konkan Mahotsav, party chief Raj Thackeray urged workers and voters to stay "vigilant" ahead of the upcoming Mumbai civic body polls.
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"If 2 Brothers Can Come Together After 20 Years...": Raj Thackeray To Party
Raj Thackeray urged the party to remain united and underlined the example of his coming together with his estranged cousin Uddhav Thackeray to drive home the point.
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Thieves Posing As Civic Workers Dig Mumbai Road To Steal Copper Wire
Digging up roads for infrastructure projects and pre-monsoon works is a common feature in Mumbai and residents of Dadar and neighbouring areas thought the same when they noticed some people carrying out excavation work.
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3 Workers Dead, 1 Critical As Part Of Under-Construction Building's Scaffolding Collapses In Mumbai
After being alerted about the incident, two fire engines were rushed to the spot along with the personnel of the city fire brigade, police and the civic body, the official said.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister Anil Parab Charged For Assaulting Mumbai Civic Official: Cops
Mumbai police on Tuesday booked Shiv Sena (UBT) leader and former Maharashtra transport minister Anil Parab, others and arrested four party workers for allegedly assaulting a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) official.
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Video Shows Sanitation Worker Run Over By Car In Mumbai, 2 Arrested
The police registered a case under stringent sections of the Indian Penal Code. Both the accused were later released on bail.
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Watch: Woman Without Mask Kicks, Slaps Mumbai Civic Worker When Stopped
A municipal worker in Mumbai was punched and slapped by a woman after she was stopped for not wearing a mask in the city where COVID-19 cases have been rising.
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Vaccination Drive In Mumbai Again Slows Down Due To Glitches In CoWin App
On the second day of COVID-19 inoculation drive in the city, the civic body managed to administer vaccines to only 50 per cent of the targeted number of healthcare workers on Tuesday due to glitches in Co-WIN software application, officials said.
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In Rain, Mumbai Woman Stood For 7 Hours Near Manhole To Save People
Mumbai monsoon news: On a day when Mumbai was battling with torrential rain, the highest in four decades, 50-year-old Kanta Murti Kalan, stood for hours near an open manhole, on a waterlogged road, in Matunga. She was alerting people so that no one falls into the manhole. She was there for seven hours before civic workers arrived.
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BJP Councillor Charged For Allegedly Abusing Civic Officials Over Offs
A BJP councillor from the Ambernath Municipal Council in Thane district of Maharashtra was booked this morning for allegedly threatening civic officials over weekly offs.
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Mumbai Bus Employees To Withdraw Strike, Accept '10-Step Pay Hike' Formula
The BEST workers' union on Wednesday agreed to withdraw its ongoing strike after accepting the '10-step' pay hike to be granted to them by way of an interim measure by the civic transport undertaking's management.
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3,000 Buses Off Mumbai Roads Today As BEST Workers Start Indefinite Strike
Over 33,000 employees of Mumbai's civic transport undertaking BEST went on an indefinite strike since midnight over their demands, including higher wages, paralysing bus services and causing inconvenience to nearly 25-lakh daily commuters.
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Case Against Nashik Mayor As BJP Workers Burst Crackers Outside Her House
The police pressed charges against City Mayor Ranjana Bhansi, a day after BJP workers burst firecrackers outside her residence in celebration of civic chief Tukaram Mundhe's transfer. Workers of the BJP, which is ruling the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC), burst crackers after Mr Mundhe left the civic headquarters following his transfer to the M...
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Potholes In Mumbai Get Congress's Attention Along With Some Repairing
Congress workers today counted and filled potholes in suburban Bandra as part of its campaign, titled "Aao Potholes Giney" (lets count potholes), and accused Mumbai's civic body of not being prepared for the monsoons.
