According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Mumbai received more than 265 mm of rainfall and over 227 mm in the suburbs during the last 24 hours (till 6 pm on Sunday).
"I have never had any connection with the area where the offerings made by devotees of Lord Ram in hundis are counted. I live in Pune," the Ram Temple Trust Treasurer clarified.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav asserted on Sunday that India is no longer dependent on other countries for its security and is now demonstrating its strength before the world through indigenously manufactured advanced defence equipment.
The UP CM alleged that the Opposition has now resorted to "attacking India's faith" as its "divisive efforts" have already failed.
CPM Kerala Secretary MV Govindan has firmly rejected any soft approach towards party rebels, explicitly describing their actions as "class betrayal" and stating that they will continue to be criticised as class betrayers.
The leader of the Opposition was reacting to the revelations made by the head of the Urology Department about the shortage of surgical equipment in Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospital.
The conference raised a united and dignified voice against the Waqf Act, 2025, which is widely seen as trampling upon the Islamic principles of Waqf (charitable endowment), undermining religious autonomy, and infringing upon fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India.
In a targeted approach to capacity building, numerous hospitals across the state have been upgraded, he said, adding that the Civil Hospital in Kaza (Lahaul-Spiti) was expanded from 20 to 50 beds, while facilities in Sujanpur (Hamirpur), Sunni (Shimla), and Haroli (Una) increased from 50 to 100 beds. ESIC Hospital in Gagret (Una) has now been designated a Civil Hospital.
The event was part of a broader effort to strengthen public engagement and trust, and it witnessed enthusiastic participation from a large number of citizens and party workers.
While township schools have stepped forward to reduce tuition fees for the children of HEC employees, a more pressing conflict is unfolding over the management’s move to introduce outsourcing, a step that has been met with strong resistance from long-serving supply and contract workers.
