Raina Assainar is a News Correspondent at Hindustan Times and The Free Press Journal. She specializes in a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, as well as energy and mining, often focusing on topics such as energy policy, traffic management systems, and public transportation. Raina's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in logistics and public security.
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Raina Assainar's articles predominantly focus on local crime, arrests, and police activities in India, specifically within Maharashtra and Mumbai. Given the nature of her coverage with a heavy emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and family/relationship issues, she is likely to be most interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into ongoing criminal investigations or compelling human-interest stories from the region.
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By: Raina Assainar
NMMC has made treated water mandatory for construction projects, private gardens, stadiums and educational institutions to conserve potable water. The move follows concerns that Morbe Dam's usable storage remains at only 40.62% despite monsoon rains. The civic body has also intensified rainwater harvesting, monsoon preparedness and enforcement drives.
By: Raina Assainar
A police head constable was seriously injured after an 18-year-old motorcyclist allegedly rammed into him while attempting to evade a police checkpoint during a combing operation in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. The accused was detained at the spot, booked under the BNS and later released after being served a notice under the BNSS.
By: Raina Assainar
The death toll in the July 7 Taloja SUV crash has risen to two after Ram Dulare died from severe burn injuries sustained when the vehicle crashed into a roadside food stall. Police said the accused driver was arrested after allegedly fleeing the scene and is currently out on bail, while two injured victims remain hospitalised.
By: Raina Assainar
An unidentified 30-year-old man was allegedly murdered after being attacked with a sharp weapon near D-Mart in CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai. NRI Police have registered a murder case against an unidentified assailant, are examining CCTV footage and are working to identify the victim and trace the accused.
By: Raina Assainar
A Mahape-based company was allegedly cheated of Rs 10.70 crore after cyber fraudsters created a fake WhatsApp profile using the owner's photograph and instructed an accountant to transfer funds. Navi Mumbai Cyber Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation to trace the accused and recover the money.
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Improper pruning, particularly in housing societies where branches are cut only from one side or from the top without following scientific methods, was identified as another major cause. Such pruning leaves trees structurally imbalanced and more vulnerable during storms.
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Madhuri Vijay Jaiswal, a resident of Vashi Gaon, allegedly attempted suicide by hanging at her residence on the evening of July 13. Family members administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) before rushing her to MGM New Bombay Hospital, where she was brought in cardiac arrest.
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Navi Mumbai Cyber Police busted an alleged fake call centre in Mahape that duped vehicle owners through bogus insurance renewals. Three accused were arrested after investigators linked the operation to 145 cybercrime complaints and an alleged fraud of at least Rs 14.08 lakh.
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A 51-year-old cyclist was killed after a speeding car allegedly hit him from behind on Palm Beach Road in Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai. Police arrested the driver and registered a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Motor Vehicles Act for alleged rash and negligent driving.
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Thirteen TCS employees from Thane were rescued after losing their way in the dense forests between Irshalgad and Prabalgad during a monsoon trek on Saturday. Panvel Police, aided by local guides and volunteers, traced the group after a night-long search launched following a 112 distress call. All trekkers were brought down safely without injuries, and police urged caution during monsoon trekking.
