Mumbai schools within BMC limits to remain closed till further orders
Education | Jan 15, 2021, 07:34 PM ISTAll schools in Mumbai that comes under Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation limits will remain closed till further orders, BMC has said.
All schools in Mumbai that comes under Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation limits will remain closed till further orders, BMC has said.
The other boards like the SSC, HSC (Maharashtra board), CBSE, IB, CISCE and IGCSE can conduct the announced and to be announced exams of classes 10 and 12 as per their planned time table, it said.
A minimum of 100 people will be vaccinated against COVID-19 at a single centre which will have a team of five personnel who will verify the SMS sent to the person to be inoculated, her or his identity and administer the vaccine.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has lodged a police complaint against Sonu Sood for converting his residential building into a hotel without permission.
Actor Kangana Ranaut violated the sanctioned plan while merging her three flats, a civil court has remarked while rejecting her plea seeking to restrain the Mumbai civic body from demolishing the unauthorized construction.
The new strain of COVID-19 found in Britain is reported to be spreading rapidly and is said to be highly infectious.
The BMC had claimed the actor had carried out illegal work at the bungalow and its officials therefore, acted in accordance with the law.
The victim, a contractual employee of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), was on a drive along with her team near Bhandup railway station to penalise those moving out without masks.
Kangana Ranaut has moved to Supreme Court to file a caveat, requesting that no order be passed without hearing her in case Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) challenges relief given to her by Bombay High Court order in property demolition matter.
According to the BMC, from April till November 28, it took action against 4.85 lakh citizens for not wearing masks in public places and collected over Rs 10.7 crore as fine from them
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has finally got justice in the demolition row with BMC. The Bombay High Court has set aside BMC notices to the actress issued on 7th and 9th September, calling the demolition at her place as "action with malafide inte
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has finally got justice in the demolition row with BMC. The Bombay High Court has set aside BMC notices to the actress issued on 7th and 9th September, calling the demolition at her place as "action with malafide intent".
The Maharashtra government had earlier announced that schools will reopen for students of Class 9 to Class 12 from and junior colleges November 23.
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Tuesday said Chhath Puja will not be allowed at beaches, riverbanks, ponds in Mumbai.
The BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation on Monday banned bursting or lighting of firecrackers at public places during the upcoming Diwali festival, under its jurisdiction. The firecrackers ban in Mumbai has been proposed in view of Covid-19 pandemic and the early winter that has set in.
Next time if you are caught without a face mask in public in Mumbai, get ready to sweep roads as part of community service if you fail to pay fine to the city civic body.
Actress Kangana Ranaut never shies away from speaking her mind. In her recent tweets, the actress has called out BMC for spending 'public money' to pay the lawyer's fee in her demolition case. The actress claimed that BMC has so far spent Rs 82 lakh on the fees of the lawyer.
Two labourers were electrocuted and five sustained injuries on Monday while repairing a water pipeline in Mumbai''s Suman Nagar area, a civic official said.
On Saturday (October 3) evening, it was raining heavily in Mumbai and there was waterlogging in many localities. A 32-year-old housewife, Sheetal Bhanushali, stepped out of her home in Ashapura society in Shivaji Nagar near Ghatkopar to collect ‘atta’(flour) from a nearby flour mill.
A bench of Justices SJ Kathawalla and RI Chagla said in Ranaut's case, the civic body did not follow its own practice of attaching photos of alleged illegal constructions with its stop-work notices and waiting for some days before carrying out demolitions. A bench of Justices SJ Kathawalla and RI Chagla said in Ranaut's case, the civic body did not follow its own practice of attaching photos of alleged illegal constructions with its stop-work notices and waiting for some days before carrying out demolitions.
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