Apoorva Agashe is a journalist at Gujarati Midday. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement, with a particular focus on forensics and legal reform. Apoorva's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Mid-Day and The Economic Times.
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By: Sameer Surve, Apoorva Agashe
A preliminary civic investigation has indicated that the Chembur tree's root system had been severely damaged during road work completed barely six months ago. An 11-year-old boy was killed when the tree fell on his school bus on Tuesday. Four more children were injured.
A Thane-based entrepreneur has served a legal notice on the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC), seeking over Rs 2 lakh in compensation after a Gulmohar tree crashed onto his parked car near Upvan, alleging civic negligence and demanding a scientific audit of hazardous trees across the city.
A 35-year-old man who sustained critical injuries after a coconut tree fell on him in Rai village, Mira-Bhayandar, succumbed to his injuries during treatment on Friday. The deceased has been identified as Rahul Ashok Patil, son of former Mira-Bhayandar deputy mayor Ashok Patil.
A month-long conspiracy allegedly hatched over WhatsApp calls and executed by a nine-member interstate syndicate has come to light in the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case, with investigators closing in on the absconding mastermind believed to have orchestrated the operation.
Their Mumbai trip had all the ingredients of a memorable getaway: A visit to Haji Ali Dargah, a drive across the picturesque Bandra-Worli Sea Link (BWSL) and a quick Instagram reel to capture the moment.
With her sharp instincts and highly trained sense of smell, Honey, a specially trained German shepherd, is set to become Mumbai Police's newest weapon in the fight against narcotics at concerts and other large public gatherings in the city.
A female teacher who allegedly did not report for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) duty despite repeated reminders has been booked for failing to discharge her election-related duties. Officials said her prolonged absence allegedly affected the scheduled voter verification process assigned to her.
A Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) sweeper allegedly attempted to extort free food from a Mahim café by posing as a civic official and threatening action against the establishment.
By: Apoorva Agashe
An increasing number of Christian couples in Mumbai are registering their marriages under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, as the city has been without a Christian marriage registrar for several months.
Over 24 hours after two reckless riders barrelling down the wrong side of the road on a scooter hit an eight-year-old in Jogeshwari West, police are still hunting for them.
