Mustafa Shaikh is a Principal Correspondent at TV Today, where he has been reporting for over five years on crime and Mumbai-centric stories. His work often delves into themes such as real estate, business, and regional interests, with a particular focus on the housing market and commercial real estate in Asia. Mustafa's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including Business Today, India Today, and MSN.
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By: Mustafa Shaikh
Sanjay Nirupam asked the Mumbai Police Commissioner to state how many Bangladeshi hawkers had been identified in the city. He said legitimate vendors were losing livelihoods during the crackdown and pressed for protection of eligible hawkers under the Town Vending Act.
By: Mustafa Shaikh
The Maharashtra government has purchased the iconic Air India building in Mumbai from Air India Assets Holding Limited (AIAHL) for Rs 1,601 crore.
By: Mustafa Shaikh
Maharashtra government plans to shift several of its departments to the building, many of which currently operate from rented premises across Mumbai.
By: Prateek Chakraborty, Mustafa Shaikh
Heavy pre-monsoon rain flooded Mumbai's Andheri subway and briefly shut the key east-west link. The disruption quickly turned into a fresh political clash over the city's flood preparedness ahead of monsoon.
By: Mustafa Shaikh
The BMC is planning an OTP-based online system for potable water tanker bookings in Mumbai. The move is aimed at checking unauthorised trips and tightening supply during the water crisis and tanker strike.
By: Ajmal Abbas, Mustafa Shaikh
Despite the June 10 deadline for the BMC's Mithi river desilting project, India Today's ground inspections found several stretches still clogged with vegetation, waste and silt, with no labourers or machinery on site.
By: Sonali Verma, Mustafa Shaikh
With reservoir levels falling sharply and the monsoon yet to arrive, Mumbai has rolled out stringent water restrictions that could affect businesses, construction activity and several public facilities across the city.
By: Mustafa Shaikh
Uddhav Thackeray offered to step down as Shiv Sena chief and asked rebel lawmakers to return for talks. His appeal came as backing from several MLAs and MPs deepened the biggest challenge to his leadership.
By: Mustafa Shaikh
The Mahayuti alliance won most seats in the Maharashtra Legislative Council elections from local body constituencies, but lost Nashik to rebel BJP leader Gokul Gite. The results strengthened the ruling coalition ahead of local body polls while raising questions over dissent in the BJP and vote division in the opposition.
By: Mustafa Shaikh, Ajmal Abbas
Four Shiv Sena (UBT) legislators, including three MLAs and one MLC, skipped Uddhav Thackeray's legislature party meeting on the opening day of the Maharashtra Assembly's monsoon session.
