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32-year-old biker dies on EEH after being hit by speeding truck

A police officer added that when Patil reached the flyover of Annabhau Sathe Bridge, a speeding truck from behind hit his bike (MH03-DQ-0982). Due to the impact of the incident, Suraj was flung on the road and suffered severe injury to his head, abdomen and legs

32-year-old biker dies on EEH after being hit by speeding truck
Updated on Jun 03, 2023 01:14 AM IST
ByManish K Pathak

Cyber fraud racket led by minor busted, 97L found in 24 bank accounts

The police also seized 43 ATM cards, 25 chequebooks, 32 SIM cards and 22 mobile phones from the quartet, which included Piyush Ramesh Soni, 35, Arju Mahesh Soni, 29, Rajkumar Babulal Soni, 32, and their 17-year-old boss. All the accused are residents of Ajmer in Rajasthan

Cyber fraud racket led by minor busted, <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>97L found in 24 bank accounts
Updated on Apr 22, 2023 12:36 AM IST
ByManish K Pathak

Average monthly rent for 2BHK flat in north, east Bengaluru up 24% in Jan-Mar

Thanisandra Main Road and Marathahalli-ORR in Bengaluru recorded highest residential rental growth of 24 per cent each yoy in Jan-Mar period for a 2BHK home.

The consultant said that areas in east and north Bengaluru have seen a spurt in rental demand.
Published on Apr 21, 2023 09:25 AM IST
PTI | | Posted by Yamini C S

25-year-old labourer dies at demolition site

A labourer died after a wall collapsed on him during demolition work in a Mumbai school, leading police to register a case against the contractor for negligence.

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Updated on Apr 15, 2023 12:16 AM IST
ByManish K Pathak

CIU busts fake certificate racket, arrests four

Four people have been arrested for running a fake education certificate racket in Mumbai. The group allegedly prepared counterfeit certificates for SSC and HSC exams and experience certificates for private firms. The police uncovered the operation after receiving information that the group was charging between INR4,000 and INR5,000 for each certificate and launched an investigation. The accused were found to have used Photoshop to alter genuine certificates. Many individuals who had not passed exams were believed to have used the fraudulent certificates to gain employment abroad.

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Updated on Apr 13, 2023 12:55 AM IST
ByManish K Pathak
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