A financial burden has been imposed due to a prolonged legal dispute. The amount involved is substantial, totaling Rs 65.31 crore. This liability stems from a contract related to sewage operations and maintenance.
The matter has sparked outrage among corporators, who are criticizing the administration. They allege that negligence and dereliction of duty led to this outcome.
An inquiry has been ordered to investigate the matter further and identify responsible officials. A report is expected to be submitted within a specified timeframe, providing more details on the situation.
Standing committee chairperson Prabhakar Shinde has sought an inquiry into the matter, action against the officials responsible, and the tabling of a report within 15 days...
Mumbai: The University of Mumbai has extended the deadline for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes offered through its Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) till September 30, giving eligible students additional time to submit their applications. The...
