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HindustanTimes Sun,19 May 2013
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A year after Mantralaya blaze, clean-up bills come under fire

When the top three floors of the state secretariat were gutted in a major fire on June 21, 2012, it seems the losses did not end with the fire.

HC upholds eviction notice to tenant for causing ruckus

The eviction order of a tenant for creating nuisance at a housing society in Thane by running a playgroup in a residential tenement, was upheld by the Bombay high court.

Hundreds of voter IDs found in garbage

Hundreds of voter identity cards were found in the garbage of the Zila Parishad School, outside the Tehsildar office in Murbad.

HC relief for 34 members of St Xavier’s School staff

In major relief for 34 staff members of St Xavier’s School at Neral, the Bombay high court has directed the school management to pay them salary in the pay scales as recommended by the sixth Pay Commission.

Moveable feasts

Standalone tiffin service providers and home caterers are serving up French, Thai, Mediterranean and Lebanese fare, to meet demand for authentic global cuisine for the office and home. Sriya Ray Chaudhuri writes.

Group farming may change the face of agriculture in state

In a bid to turn around the dismal picture of agriculture in the state, the government is putting its weight behind ‘group farming’ that could potentially transform the face of the sector.

Sales tax officials may check LBT records

Hoping to end the logjam between striking traders and authorities, the state government has given into one of their major demands.

Three ICSE toppers from state, but fewer students pass exams

Maharashtra, with three national toppers this  year, has, however, recorded the lowest pass percentage for the third consecutive year in the ICSE. Puja Pednekar reports.

High on joy, low on thrills

Compared to Disneyland in Los Angeles and the Universal Studios in Singapore, Adlabs Imagica, a month-old theme park in Khopoli, seems like a sophisticated playground.

HC upholds complaint against artist for painting wife in nude

Observing that painting nude images prima facie amounted to an offence, the Bombay high court has refused to quash a criminal complaint against an artist who painted nude and derogatory pictures of his estranged wife in his bedroom.

HC upholds ruling against artist for ‘obscene’ work

It is the duty of every citizen to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women, said the Bombay high court while rejecting a petition filed by artist Chintan Upadhyay seeking the cancellation of a criminal proceeding against him for indecency. Kanchan Chaudhari reports.

Prof collecting alms for poor in train held for begging

Known for gathering funds to build educational institutes for the poor by asking for vidya daan (education alms) on Mumbai’s local trains, professor Sandeep Desai was in for a rude shock when the railway protection force arrested him on charges of begging and causing nuisance. Farhan Shaikh reports.

Somaiya attacks Bhujbal, says ready to expose another scam

Keeping up pressure on PWD minister, Chhagan Bhujbal, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya said he would come up with details about corruption in the construction of the Ring Road in Nagpur.

Female leopard caught near Borivli mill, released

A week after a trap was set up at the abandoned Khatau Mill compound, next to Ekta Meadows society in Borivli (East), a female leopard walked into the cage late on Thursday night. Nikhil M Ghanekar reports.

Wholesalers force retailers to shut shop

Wholesale associations on Friday reportedly forced several retailers in Sion, Dahisar, Goregaon, Vile Parle, Ghatkopar and other areas to down their shutters to support the strike against the local body tax (LBT). Vaishnavi Vasudevan reports.
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