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2 months 4 weeks 10 minutes ago
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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Principal thrashes Class 10 student for ‘breaking chair’ on Children’s Day
Last week, the school organised a Children`s Day event in which a Class 10 student also participated. During the event, the principal got angry with him over some issue and asked the pupil to come to his office, the official said. The school head allegedly forced the student to sit outside his office cabin for more than two hours. Later, the principal met the student and started shouting, saying he broke a school chair around 15 days ago, he said. When the pupil denied his allegation of breaking the chair, the principal allegedly assaulted him, said the police official. (PTI)
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2 months 4 weeks 25 minutes ago
09:45 PM
Mumbai News LIVE Updates: School principal booked for assaulting Class 10 student over broken chair
Police have registered an FIR against the principal of a convent school in Mumbai for allegedly assaulting a Class 10 student in the institute during Children`s Day celebration, a police official said on Tuesday. According to the Vakola police station official, the FIR was registered against the principal of the English medium school located in the Kalina area on Monday. (PTI)
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2 months 4 weeks 40 minutes ago
09:30 PM
Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Under new policy, MHADA to redevelop large layouts with modern housing units
Under the new policy, MHADA will redevelop large layouts with modern housing units equipped with lifts, adequate parking, parks, community halls, playgrounds, gyms, swimming pools and CCTV systems. Supporting infrastructure including water supply, sewage networks, electricity and internal roads will also be upgraded with an emphasis on environmental sustainability.
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2 months 4 weeks 55 minutes ago
09:15 PM
Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Cabinet nod to comprehensive policy for integrated group redevelopment of MHADA colonies
The cabinet on Tuesday also approved a comprehensive policy for integrated group redevelopment of MHADA colonies measuring 20 acres or more in Mumbai and its suburbs. The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) had built 56 colonies for Middle-Income Group and Low-Income Group families between 1950 and 1960, covering nearly 5,000 cooperative housing societies. Many of these buildings are now dilapidated or structurally weak and require redevelopment, officials said.