Jigar Hindocha is a journalist at Hindustan Times and Pune Mirror. He focuses on themes of cybersecurity and cybercrime, while also exploring topics such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and transportation policy and regulation. Jigar's work has been featured in prominent publications, including Hindustan Times and Pune Mirror.
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Maximum temperature expected to rise With unseasonal rains creating havoc in the city last week, the India Meteorological Department
Lohegaon records 40.9 degrees and NDA 37.8 degrees The intensity of heat across the region is expected to rise further over the coming days, with temperatures already nearing extreme levels.
PMC vaccination drive a big draw The Pune Municipal Corporation initiated a comprehensive vaccination drive for Haj pilgrims after receiving a list of applicants from private tour operators through its official portal.
By: Jigar Hindocha
Dattatray Kohli, a driver who was standing near the railway station, said, “I welcome the decision of our transport minister.
FDA intensifies action against pharmacies, wholesalers, manufacturers and storage units to clean up the supply chain, suspends 285 licences
THE CORTISOL TRAP: Stress hormone turns chronic pressure into irreversible health damage, affecting liver the most
By: Jigar Hindocha
A toddler was accidentally left alone on the Solapur–CSMT Vande Bharat Express after her father missed the train at Kurduwadi. RPF and railway staff safely reunited her with her mother in Pune.
Garbage heaps, dug-up pavements and debris choke key city areas as residents slam PMC's crumbling civic infrastructure
Aslam Shaikh, who travelled from Kothrud to Hadapsar the station, said rickshaw drivers were not ready to go by the meter. “The distance is around
By: Jigar Hindocha
Maharashtra Cyber has issued notices to Apple and Google to remove Uber, Ola and Rapido over unauthorised bike-taxi operations. The government clarified there is no full ban — only bike-taxi services are targeted.
