Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Youth Congress holds one-day camp on municipal governance, polls strategies

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: TMC files affidavit after RTI probe finds file missing; employees, including deceased staff, booked

"After the RTI applicant filed a first appeal with Konkan bench of the State Information Commission (SIC), a probe began, during which the TMC said the file was untraceable. The TMC later filed an affidavit claiming the file went missing due to negligence of junior employees," he said. The persons booked on the complaint of a TMC executive engineer include a record keeper and peon who died in November 2022, another record keeper and peon as well as two clerks, the official said.

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Five Thane civic staffers booked as key development proposal file goes missing
Five Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) employees have been booked after a crucial development proposal file went missing from the civic body`s Town Planning department, a police official said on Sunday. The issue of the missing file surfaced for the first time 18 months ago after a resident filed a Right to Information plea seeking certified copies of the documents linked to the proposal, the Naupada police station official said. (PTI)

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: `Emphasis being placed on importance of maintaining city`s safety amidst ongoing development`

"Each citizen meet will feature a documentary showcasing the various developmental works undertaken in Mumbai over the last 11 years. A senior BJP leader from the city will attend every meet as a speaker," Satam in a statement. "We are highlighting the remarkable development work carried out in Mumbai over the last 11 years, and the need to provide corruption-free governance in the BMC. Emphasis is also being placed on the importance of maintaining the city`s safety amidst ongoing development," Satam added.

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: BJP to hold `citizen meet` in 36 assembly seats, starts with Aaditya`s Worli
Mumbai, Dec 7 (PTI) The Mumbai BJP on Sunday started its `citizen meet` initiative, under which 36 assembly seats of the metropolis will be covered ahead of civic polls, with the party`s city unit chief Ameet Satam addressing the first gathering in Worli, which is Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray`s constituency. For these meets, professionals, including doctors, chartered accountants, lawyers, resident associations, citizen groups, ALMs, office-bearers of housing societies and SRA societies, chawl committee leaders, representatives from market, trade, and merchant associations, and other eminent citizens, are being invited, the party said. (PTI)