Shirish Vaktania is a journalist at Gujarati Midday. He covers a diverse range of topics including building materials, the construction industry, cultural movements, and internet culture, as well as pop culture and subcultures. Shirish's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Mid-Day and MSN.
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Shabnam Shaikh, a 39-year-old Bandra West resident who lost Rs 23 lakh in an online trading scam, has recovered nearly Rs 12.25 lakh with the help of her bank
By: Shirish Vaktania
Lalbaugcha Raja auction 2025: In a spirited display of devotion and bid, the mandal hosted its much-anticipated auction of donated silver items on Thursday
By: Shirish Vaktania
The Lalbaugcha Raja Mandal held its annual auction of offerings on Thursday, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of devotees eager to take home “prasad” at any cost
The Sion-based Municipal Shivranjani Society, as its name suggests, is home to several former and serving Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials
The Kurla GRP have arrested a 42-year-old hawker involved in a bag snatching case, in which a 50-year-old doctor lost his hand while trying to save his wife as they both fell from a moving train at Kurla.
Rajiv Chandrabhan Lala, 60, the retired Air India employee who killed his 54-year-old wife R Shalinidevi at her Powai home, allegedly forgot his mobile phone
By: Shirish Vaktania
Saturday's Opposition protest rally in South Mumbai did not cause the expected traffic congestion, as the traffic police took commendable measures
By: Shirish Vaktania
Relatives of a nine-year-old girl residing in Andheri East, who had gone missing around 1.30 pm on Monday, were shocked to find the child begging outside the Andheri railway station around 7 pm the same day.
By: Shirish Vaktania
Borivli shopkeepers protest new barricades, while officials say traffic has reduced by 70 per cent fueling a debate on public access and mobility
My father survived only because he was wearing a helmet. A helmet not only saves lives in road accidents, but can also protect you in unexpected situations
