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FDA suspends eight Mumbai eateries, seizes 38 tonnes of food stock across Maharashtra

The FDA said inspections uncovered unhygienic kitchens and drainage systems, rusted racks and utensils, returned bread being mixed with fresh bread, incomplete temperature records, employees without medical certificates and the use of unauthorised food colours in sweets

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Maharashtra State Transport staff issue notice for protest ahead of Diwali

The union will organise a procession in Mumbai on November 3, followed by a visit by a delegation to the Assembly in Nagpur on November 4. From November 5, members will stage sit-in protests outside MSRTC offices and departmental headquarters across the State

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Tiger Shroff firing case: Four arrested for allegedly transporting firearm to Mumbai, helping coordinate operation

The Special Cell’s statement does not establish whether the pistol allegedly transported by the accused has been conclusively linked to the firing incident or whether the alleged attempt to arrange the shooters’ escape was successful

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Rising Crimes And Farmer’s Plight Dominate Conversations at 60th Shiv Sena (UBT) Dussera Rally

In a separate bid, the Eknath Shinde-led faction staged its own event in Goregaon, as rally participants urged accountability from officials and warned of political consequences if justice for students amid recent paper leaks is not delivered

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FIR against officials of Reliance Consumer Products, Reliance Retail, Blinkit and Zomato Hyperpure over expired food products

The Shanti Nagar police station in Thane registered the FIR. It names 10 accused, including senior officials and employees associated with Reliance Consumer Products, Reliance Retail, Blinkit, and Zomato Hyperpure, as well as disposal agency operators and local suppliers.

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The grief of ghungroos

Maharashtra’s Kolhati women preserve the State’s Tamasha folk tradition even as many face sexual exploitation, financial insecurity and social stigma, and their children are denied access to education and a chance to choose better future. Radheshyam Jadhav explores how community members and activists are working to break this intergenerational cycle of exploitation while preserving their cultural heritage

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