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Restrictions, Drop For Drunk People: Cities Prepare For New Year's Eve
As the country begins celebrations to bring in the new year, authorities across cities have heightened security and put measures in place to maintain law and order.
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Marathi Or Bhojpuri Song? Argument Turns New Year Celebrations In Mumbai Deadly
New Year celebrations in Mira Road, situated near Mumbai, turned awry when two groups clashed over playing Marathi or Bhojpuri songs, killing one person.
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Mumbai Police Imposes Night Curfew, Says On "High Alert" For New Year
The Mumbai Police are on "high alert" and have put in place "anti-sabotage and anti-terror" measures considering the threat to the financial capital during the New Year celebrations, an official said on Thursday.
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New Restaurants In Mumbai You Must Visit In 2020
We rounded up some new restaurants in Mumbai that are worth a visit. For your next foodie outing, hit one of the places listed here.
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Mumbai Bars, Pubs Can Be Open Till 5 AM On New Year's Eve With Police Nod
Hotels, bars and pubs in Mumbai can remain open till 5 am on January 1 for New Year celebrations with prior permission from local police stations, a senior official said Saturday.
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40,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Mumbai On New Year's Eve For Women Safety
Over 40,000 police personnel will be deployed on the roads of Mumbai on the night of December 31 to ensure the safety of people celebrating the New Year, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Mumbai: Drunk driving cases go down on New Year eve; 568 booked
As many as 568 motorists were booked in Mumbai for alleged drunken driving on New Year eve and early today, which is down by nearly 270 cases as compared to last year.
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Happy New Year, Mumbai. Court says bars can remain open till 5 am
Mumbai pubs and bars can stay open till 5 am for New Year's Eve, the Bombay High Court ruled today.
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Will Mumbai party beyond 1.30 am on New Year's Eve? Court to decide today
A vacation court will today decide whether Mumbai can party beyond 1.30 am on New Year's Eve.
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Mumbai Police refuses to rethink 1.30 am deadline for New Year's eve
Despite stiff opposition from hoteliers and pub owners, Mumbai Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh has told NDTV that there will be no rethink on the police's decision to implement the 1:30 am deadline on New Year's eve.
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Mumbai's New Year Eve extended till 5 am by court
Mumbai can celebrate New Year's Eve in pubs and restaurants till 5 am, the Bombay High Court ruled today, cancelling a 1.30 am deadline set by the police which had provoked criticism from senior government ministers and the public.
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Drunk driving: 739 offenders booked on New Year Eve
Clamping down on rash and drunk driving on the New Year Eve, as many as 739 offenders driving/riding under the influence of alcohol were booked last night during a special drive, police said on Sunday.
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860 land behind bars for drunken driving on New Year eve in Mumbai
A total of 860 persons were arrested for drunken driving on the New Year eve by the traffic police, officials said on Sunday.The maximum arrests were made in the eastern suburbs (313), followed by central Mumbai (162), Western Mumbai (146), northern suburbs (136) and south Mumbai (over 100), they said."Despite repeated warnings and campaigns highli...
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Cheap liquor in branded bottles this New Year
The possibility of cheap 'taste-alikes' being packaged and sold in bottles of high-end brands this New Year's has been thrown up again with the arrest of three bootleggers on Thursday. They possessed more than 300 such bottles and were in the process of packaging more when they were busted.Acting on a tip-off, the state excise department swooped do...
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Mumbai: No party drugs this New Year, say cops
Never before have the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) witnessed such success in breaking the drug mafia's stronghold on the New Year's party scene in the city.In the last 16-odd months, raids and seizures of drugs worth Rs 9 crore have broken the backbone of smack suppliers. Cops have arrested over 350 peddlers, including 48 foreigners during this period...
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Restrictions, Drop For Drunk People: Cities Prepare For New Year's Eve
As the country begins celebrations to bring in the new year, authorities across cities have heightened security and put measures in place to maintain law and order.
-
Marathi Or Bhojpuri Song? Argument Turns New Year Celebrations In Mumbai Deadly
New Year celebrations in Mira Road, situated near Mumbai, turned awry when two groups clashed over playing Marathi or Bhojpuri songs, killing one person.
-
Mumbai Police Imposes Night Curfew, Says On "High Alert" For New Year
The Mumbai Police are on "high alert" and have put in place "anti-sabotage and anti-terror" measures considering the threat to the financial capital during the New Year celebrations, an official said on Thursday.
-
New Restaurants In Mumbai You Must Visit In 2020
We rounded up some new restaurants in Mumbai that are worth a visit. For your next foodie outing, hit one of the places listed here.
-
Mumbai Bars, Pubs Can Be Open Till 5 AM On New Year's Eve With Police Nod
Hotels, bars and pubs in Mumbai can remain open till 5 am on January 1 for New Year celebrations with prior permission from local police stations, a senior official said Saturday.
-
40,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Mumbai On New Year's Eve For Women Safety
Over 40,000 police personnel will be deployed on the roads of Mumbai on the night of December 31 to ensure the safety of people celebrating the New Year, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Mumbai: Drunk driving cases go down on New Year eve; 568 booked
As many as 568 motorists were booked in Mumbai for alleged drunken driving on New Year eve and early today, which is down by nearly 270 cases as compared to last year.
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Happy New Year, Mumbai. Court says bars can remain open till 5 am
Mumbai pubs and bars can stay open till 5 am for New Year's Eve, the Bombay High Court ruled today.
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Will Mumbai party beyond 1.30 am on New Year's Eve? Court to decide today
A vacation court will today decide whether Mumbai can party beyond 1.30 am on New Year's Eve.
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Mumbai Police refuses to rethink 1.30 am deadline for New Year's eve
Despite stiff opposition from hoteliers and pub owners, Mumbai Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh has told NDTV that there will be no rethink on the police's decision to implement the 1:30 am deadline on New Year's eve.
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Mumbai's New Year Eve extended till 5 am by court
Mumbai can celebrate New Year's Eve in pubs and restaurants till 5 am, the Bombay High Court ruled today, cancelling a 1.30 am deadline set by the police which had provoked criticism from senior government ministers and the public.
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Drunk driving: 739 offenders booked on New Year Eve
Clamping down on rash and drunk driving on the New Year Eve, as many as 739 offenders driving/riding under the influence of alcohol were booked last night during a special drive, police said on Sunday.
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860 land behind bars for drunken driving on New Year eve in Mumbai
A total of 860 persons were arrested for drunken driving on the New Year eve by the traffic police, officials said on Sunday.The maximum arrests were made in the eastern suburbs (313), followed by central Mumbai (162), Western Mumbai (146), northern suburbs (136) and south Mumbai (over 100), they said."Despite repeated warnings and campaigns highli...
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Cheap liquor in branded bottles this New Year
The possibility of cheap 'taste-alikes' being packaged and sold in bottles of high-end brands this New Year's has been thrown up again with the arrest of three bootleggers on Thursday. They possessed more than 300 such bottles and were in the process of packaging more when they were busted.Acting on a tip-off, the state excise department swooped do...
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Mumbai: No party drugs this New Year, say cops
Never before have the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) witnessed such success in breaking the drug mafia's stronghold on the New Year's party scene in the city.In the last 16-odd months, raids and seizures of drugs worth Rs 9 crore have broken the backbone of smack suppliers. Cops have arrested over 350 peddlers, including 48 foreigners during this period...
