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Maharashtra government defers loose edible oil ban by a year

The state government will constitute two committees to recommend solutions to issues surrounding the sale of loose edible oil and help businesses transition to the regulatory requirements...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

News

Batata vadas out, millet bhakris and usal in at Maharashtra govt offices

The state cabinet on Tuesday cleared a proposal to introduce healthier food options at government and semi-government offices, with the aim of making balanced and nutritious diets part of the daily lives of government employees...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

schools

Marol youngster killed in altercation with rival group

Shivam and his friends as well as the group that attacked him—Razzaq, Raj Singh, Amit Chaudhary, Abhishek Shukla and Abhay Jha—are all residents of the Marol Pipeline area. The complainant, Rohit Negi, is a first-year BCom student at a local college...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

safety

Bandra accident: Nutritionist denies charges of speeding, speaking on phone

Produced before the magistrate court as her one-day police custody ended on Tuesday, Megha Rawal told the magistrate court that she was unable to see the child crossing the road as she was taking a turn, and the accident was “unfortunate and unintentional”...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

News

Maha launches all-in-one platform for land records access

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who launched the portal after a cabinet meeting, described MahaBhumi Stack as a significant step forward in Maharashtra’s land and revenue reforms...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

News

HC dismisses biological parents’ plea for interim custody of child

A single-judge bench of justice N J Jamadar cited eight reasons, including the psychological impact on the child who had lived with her adoptive parents since she was an infant, while denying the interim custody to the biological parents...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

schools

76 Konkan schools get HC relief from closure

A division bench of Justices R I Chagla and Firdosh Pooniwalla also directed the department to remove the 76 schools from the lists attached to the resolutions and said no action under them could be taken against the institutions...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

government

Rohit Pawar seeks MPSC chief’s removal, questions paper-leak probe

Pawar, accompanied by Rishikesh Gangarde, a student whistleblower from Ahilyanagar who had raised the alleged paper-leak issue, met the MPSC secretary and other officials at the commission’s CBD Belapur office...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

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Rutuja Patil held in MPSC exam leak

The leak came to light when Rutija’s boyfriend Gaurav Patil wrote an email to the MPSC alleging that questions from the paper had leaked

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

Local

Phaltan doc suicide: Family demands ₹1 cr compensation, probe

MUMBAI: The family of the 27-year-old doctor from Sub-district Hospital in Phaltan, Satara, who attempted suicide in Sion last week following which he was admitted to Sion Hospital where he died on Monday, refused to claim his body until “justice was done”...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 2, 2026

government

Bombay HC Directs BMC To Audit Land Holdings For Free Housing For Sanitation Workers

Mumbai, September 1, 2026: The Bombay High Court has directed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to thoroughly examine its land holdings and submit a detailed report on properties that can be used to construct free housing for its sanitary workers. HC Flags 18-Year Poli...

Free Press JournalSep 1, 2026

Local

Maharashtra Extends PoP Idol Immersion Guidelines Till Bombay HC Verdict

Mumbai: The guidelines governing the immersion of Plaster of Paris (PoP) idols in Maharashtra will continue to remain in force until further orders of the Bombay High Court, the state Environment and Climate Change Department said in a circular issued on Monday. Guidelines Issued...

Free Press JournalSep 1, 2026