Megha Sood is a journalist at Hindustan Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and animal welfare, with a focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and legal reform. Megha's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Hindustan Times Syndication and MSN.
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Megha Sood's focus on local breaking news and evolving crime stories in India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai, indicates a strong interest in updates regarding criminal activities, police actions, arrests, missing persons cases, and assault incidents. If you have exclusive insights or access to information related to ongoing criminal investigations or breaking developments within these regions or topics of interest to Megha's coverage area - such as crime statistics or police operations - she would likely find your pitch relevant.
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By: Megha Sood
According to ALM members, the biggest concern is the widespread violation of traffic rules by two-wheeler riders and delivery personnel
Akash alleged that he had come across an Instagram account bearing Ugale's photograph as its profile picture and requested police to examine its possible relevance to the case. He also referred to a reel uploaded on the account on Sunday and urged investigators to scrutinise the account's activity
By: Megha Sood
The caller allegedly identified himself as a member of the “D-Company” and told Naviwala that he would not get back the money he had lent to Patel
By: Megha Sood
India, June 17 -- A Gujarat based business man has been booked on Monday for allegedly threatening a Mira Road builder in the name of Dawood Ibrahim's
The accident took place around 4:45pm near V.S. Khandekar Road, Vile Parle East. According to police, the driver, Vilas Shridhar Gavhankar, 44, allegedly lost control of his car and crashed into three bikes
MUMBAI: A police constable posted with the Motor Transport Department in Navi Mumbai has been booked for allegedly cheating a diamond trader and
By: Megha Sood
India, June 19 -- A police constable posted with the Motor Transport Department in Navi Mumbai has been booked for allegedly cheating a diamond
The accused, identified as Rishi Gopinath Das, 35, allegedly diverted policyholders' funds into his own and his wife's bank accounts while working in the brokerage team of Reliance General Insurance Company Ltd
According to the police, the victim, Shahabuddin Naushad Khan, 25, and Haqik Khan were travelling from Mumbra to Bandra when the accident occurred around 5 am on the southbound carriageway of the Eastern Express Highway near the Airoli bridge descent in Nahur East.
The Khar police arrested the two accused identified as Sanjay Dashrath Mhatre and Shakti Singh and launched a search for their three accomplices
