Disha Shah is a Principal Correspondent at WION based in Mumbai, India. With over 12 years of experience in broadcast and digital media, she specializes in reporting on civic issues, crime, politics, and human interest stories, while also delving into themes such as consumer behavior and corporate fraud. Disha's work has been featured in notable publications including Travel Biz Monitor, The Economic Times, and Sustainability Karma.
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By: Disha Shah
The India Meteorological Department has forecast further spells of moderate to heavy rainfall in parts of Maharashtra. Authorities have advised residents living in landslide-prone areas and near overflowing rivers to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel during intense rainfall.
By: Disha Shah
In an emotional plea, the father of murdered Pune realtor Ketan Agarwal has written to President Droupadi Murmu, urging for a fast-track court trial and a speedy investigation into his son's tragic killing at Lohagad Fort.
By: Disha Shah
The mortal remains of the 15 Indian tourists tragically killed in the Halong Bay boat capsizing in Vietnam are being repatriated to Mumbai via a special Indian Air Force flight, following the completion of identification and forensic protocols in Hanoi.
By: Disha Shah
The proposal also recommends introducing a Visitor Pass Management System at all hospital entry points. Under the suggested framework, every visitor would be required to obtain a pass before entering the hospital, with security personnel verifying passes at designated checkpoints.
By: Disha Shah
Following the tragedy, Indian diplomatic missions in Vietnam worked closely with local authorities to complete identification procedures, post-mortem examinations and the legal documentation required for repatriation.
By: Disha Shah
A woman in Nashik was chased for 15 km by a stalker after she bravely resisted a molestation attempt. Following a swift investigation utilising local CCTV trails, the Nashik police tracked down and arrested the accused.
By: Disha Shah
The alleged assault, reportedly triggered by a dispute over the unavailability of NICU beds, sparked statewide protests by doctors and renewed calls for stronger protection of healthcare workers
Thirty-year-old Indian marine engineer Heramb Karmarkar, who went missing after a merchant vessel was attacked near Oman, has been confirmed dead. His grieving family has appealed to the Government of India to bring his mortal remains home safely. Scroll down for the full story.
By: Disha Shah
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated the newly implemented India-UK FTA will boost the state's economy, benefiting exporters, MSMEs, and farmers by reducing tariffs and attracting foreign investment.
Officials claim the group was attempting to identify and recruit vulnerable individuals while circulating extremist material online. The ATS is also examining whether the network was being used to provide logistical assistance and expand the organisation's footprint in western India.
