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The managing trustee and secretary of the Beth El Synagogue Trust, Panvel — which safeguards Jewish-owned land — Mojhes Alayza Jacob is absconding after being named an accused in an alleged property fraud involving land belonging to a Jewish family.
Rahul Gandhi's ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Pune experimented with a new way of taking politics to young voters – replacing the conventional rally with music, interaction and conversations around issues affecting them.
The debate over who should maintain Shivaji Park has taken a political turn after MCA president Ajinkya Naik wrote to the BMC commissioner seeking the handover of the historic ground.
The Shiv Sena held a youth interaction programme in Andheri East on Tuesday evening, bringing together more than 250 young representatives as the party looks to strengthen its connect with Gen Z voters. Shiv Sena Parliamentary Party leader and MP Shrikant Shinde attended the event and interacted with the participants.
The Congress has stepped up its attack on the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) over the alleged paper leak, demanding accountability from its chairman and greater transparency in recruitment.
The Maharashtra government has approved the creation of 1,000 supernumerary Group-C posts for former Agniveers and constituted a high-level committee to work out the recruitment and absorption mechanism.
It was a regular working day last Thursday when I received a call from an unknown number. The caller claimed a courier had been booked in my name and was awaiting delivery.
Mumbai voters who say they completed the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, met Booth Level Officers (BLOs) and submitted the required documents are now finding their names missing from the draft electoral rolls. Around 36.08 lakh names have been deleted from Mumbai's rolls, prompting voters to scramble to check whether they have been left out despite completing the enumeration process.
The draft electoral roll published after the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) has shorn nearly 13 lakh electors off the voter lists from 10 Mumbai Assembly constituencies – a massive 35 per cent-plus drop from the 2024 figures. The constituency-wise data shared by the EC shows Chandivali at the top of the list, having lost 1,91,577 of its 4,62,346 registered voters. Making up the top three constituencies are Mankhurd-Shivajinagar, which has lost 1,46,912 voters and Malad West, which saw 1,41,584 names deleted.
Has the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Mumbai seen higher deletion of names in seats that are Muslim majority? The NCP (SP) has claimed precisely this after an analysis of SIR data, but the charge has been opposed by the BJP, which has pointed to other Hindu-majority constituencies that have seen a an equally substantial percentage of deletions.
