Dipti Singh is a Special Correspondent at Mid-Day. She covers the education beat while also delving into climate change, environmental issues, and topics relevant to Mumbaikars, with a particular focus on animal rights and education management. Dipti’s work has been featured in Mid-Day, Gujarati Midday, and The Economic Times.
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On November 20, 1988, Mahesh Shetty unlocked the door to a single classroom with a simple conviction: one day, it would become something much bigger.
A 10-year-old Class V student from Mumbai Public School on Sevaram Lalwani Marg in Mulund (West) has allegedly been left so traumatised by repeated humiliation by her class teacher that she now refuses to attend school and has told her parents she would end her life if forced to return, her family has alleged.
For years, the BMC has encouraged citizens to report illegal construction, presenting its complaint mechanism as one of the strongest tools against violations. But what happens when that system itself is allegedly misused to extort money?
Twenty-one-year-old Harshita Kumar, who survived the Khar tree-fall tragedy, has returned home after spending 82 days in hospital undergoing multiple surgeries and medical procedures.
A 22 kV overhead transmission conductor snapped and fell into the compound of Valley Towers housing society in Manpada, Thane, on Thursday, crushing a parked car, according to residents and local officials.
The Bombay High Court pulled up the Maharashtra government for forcing private schools to seek reimbursements under the Right to Education (RTE) Act. It directed the state to set a timeline for the payment process, warning that bureaucratic delays were eroding the promise of free education.
A fatal accident on Juipada Road in Gorai on Monday morning has highlighted gaps in emergency medical care in the area, with residents alleging that the 108 ambulance service was unavailable when it was needed.
The Mumbai Fire Brigade is probing whether an electrical fault linked to an air-conditioning unit caused Tuesday night's devastating Vile Parle fire. Hiren Batavia, grandfather of the two-and-a-half-year-old boy who died, has given investigators another account, saying an electric iron may have been left switched on when the blaze began.
A Rs 10.2-crore environmental penalty, years of litigation and repeated warnings have apparently failed to keep garbage away from the environmentally sensitive Sabe Gaon belt in Diva.
I went there wondering what difference one person could make, but standing in that crowd, I realised that everyone there was simply one person who had decided to show up,” says 22-year-old Zoha Chaudhary, a resident of south Mumbai who is doing an MSc in Microbiology from Ruia College. She's speaking about the protest at Shivaji Park on July 22.
