Yogesh Naik is a Deputy Associate Editor for Hindustan Times, with a focus on local news in India, particularly in Maharashtra and Mumbai. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, infrastructure development, social issues, and law enforcement. His work has also been featured in The Indian Express.
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Yogesh Naik's focus is on local government and politics, particularly in Mumbai and the state of Maharashtra, India. His coverage heavily features government announcements and evolving stories related to Indian politics, development projects, government policies, and public protests.
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By: Yogesh Naik
Mumbai, May 14 -- The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has apprehended a fishing vessel, with four crew members onboard, off the coast of Mumbai, and also
By: Linah Baliga, Yogesh Naik
The hoarding did not have requisite permissions under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Act, 1888. It was also three times the maximum permissible size for hoardings, which is capped by the BMC at 40 feet by 40 feet
By: Yogesh Naik, Linah Baliga
Mumbai, May 14 -- The hoarding that collapsed on a petrol pump in Ghatkopar East during the storm on Monday, killing four people and injuring another
By: Yogesh Naik
A Solar Electric Hybrid boat with a top speed of 11 knots, designed and co-developed with indigenous technology partners, was also commissioned
The Maharashtra State Police Housing and Welfare Corporation (MSPHWC) has objected to the proposal to install a petrol pump and hoarding on the land in Ghatkopar. The land is under the possession of MSPHWC, and they have raised objections to the entire proposal
MahaRERA proposes self-certification for project quality assurance, focusing on technical aspects like structural design, stability, and fire safety.
By: Yogesh Naik
Documents seen by HT indicate that the Government Railway Police did not get the requisite permission to install the petrol pump and billboards on the plot of land along the Eastern Express Highway
By: Yogesh Naik
Mumbai, May 15 -- In a bid to ensure homebuyers get better quality homes, the Maharashtra Real Estate Agency (MahaRERA), has floated a draft regulation
Mumbai, May 17 -- The state housing regulator MahaRERA has framed minimum physical specifications for retirement homes and senior citizen housing projects, also known as old-age homes.
May 17, 2024 07:54 AM IST Share Via Copy Link Comprehensive guidelines to include various aspects related to building design, kitchens, bathrooms, green building principles, lifts, safety and security
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