Mateen Hafeez is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in Maharashtra and Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, finance, and social issues, providing readers with timely and informative articles on the latest happenings in the region.
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By: Mateen Hafeez
Mumbai’s Economic Offences Wing arrested two partners of the Moneyedge Group for allegedly duping 100 investors of Rs 28 crore, promising 24% annual r
Mumbai: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), probing a multi-crore investment fraud involving the Moneyedge group of companies, on Thursday issued two
MUMBAI: A 60-year-old unmarried woman was found dead in her room at Trident Hotel, Marine Drive, on Sunday afternoon.
Mumbai: A 55-year-old man, working for a private company, lost Rs 1.05 crore after he was lured into subscribing to shares through initial public offering (IPO) through a fake online platform.
By: Mateen Hafeez, Swati Deshpande
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday said there was a dereliction of duty by police probing the multi-crore Torres investment scheme when the
Mumbai: The cyber police arrested three persons, including an IAS aspirant who appeared in the civil services exams twice, for allegedly cheating
By: Mateen Hafeez
MUMBAI: Tausif Riyaz, CEO of Platinum Hern, the company that owns Torres Jewellers, has been arrested from a hotel in Lonavala, police said on Sunday.
By: Mateen Hafeez
Mumbai: The police have arrested three persons, including two teenagers, for their alleged involvement in a case where a 67-year-old retired teacher
Mumbai: Tausif Riyaz, alias John Carter, CEO of Platinum Hern, the company that owns Torres Jewellers, was arrested from a hotel in Lonavla, said police.
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