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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Three arrested in Palghar for attack on farmer and father
Mokhada Police in Palghar have arrested three men within 12 hours of an attack on a 20-year-old farmer and his father in Satuli village. According to police, Somnath Navsu Phurphane and his 55-year-old father, Ladkya Phurphane were at home when the three accused — Jitendra aka Jitu Jayram Patole (31), Ritesh aka Guddu Tukaram Patole (23), and Pramod aka Panya Chintaman Warghade (25), all residents of Satuli — allegedly attacked them with sticks and a sickle. Phurphane was tied with a rope, and both he and his father sustained injuries during the assault. Following a complaint, Mokhada Police registered a first information report (FIR) under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including assault and attempted murder. Acting swiftly, search teams under the supervision of the Palghar Police leadership arrested the three accused within 12 hours. The investigation is underway under Sub-Divisional Police Officer Samir Meher.
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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: GR calls for streamlining distribution, maintaining privacy for beneficiaries
According to the government resolution that was released on Tuesday, all departments concerned have been directed to follow the revised procedures outlined in the official document. These new rules aim to streamline distribution, ensure quality, and maintain dignity and privacy for beneficiaries.
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1 month 4 weeks 1 hour 44 minutes ago
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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: State issues updated guidelines to ensure smoother implementation of scheme
The School Education and Sports Department noted that uninterrupted education is crucial to the overall development of girls. Recognising this, the government has now issued updated guidelines to ensure smoother and more effective implementation of the scheme.
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1 month 4 weeks 1 hour 58 minutes ago
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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Initiative launched to tackle absenteeism among girl students during menstrual cycle
The initiative, originally launched to tackle the issue of absenteeism among girl students during their menstrual cycle, has shown encouraging results in improving both attendance and awareness about menstrual health. Many studies and feedback from educators highlighted how the lack of access to sanitary products had led to increased dropout rates and irregular attendance, particularly in rural areas.