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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(62, 62, 62);">Kashmiri rapper and actor Muazzam Bhat has said that discussing the current situation of Kashmir is the only way. As he ends his rap with a dollop of optimism, he says, hopelessness is the last thing we need right now. Bhat said that he "reluctantly moved to Mumbai" as he could not upload any content online due to internet "blockade," which made it difficult for him to earn a livelihood. Bhat along with a motivational group of Kashmiri artists and city students attended a public meeting on the abolition of Article 370 and human rights violations in the then state on Tuesday. The event was organized by the People's Union for Civil Liberties on International Human Rights Day. Quoting Rabindranath Tagore's Fre into the Heaven of Freedom ', a poet of Kashmir, Mohammad Yunus said, "Today, it seems that there is no heaven, there is no country, and there is no freedom…." </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(62, 62, 62);">Accordingly, the economy has suffered heavily. Those employed by companies relying on Internet services have suffered a livelihood loss, while Kashmiri handicrafts which typically see higher orders in July and August have suffered losses. Students desirous of taking competitive exams have also suffered one year due to lack of internet, we visited district courts, Jammu and Kashmir High Court and Juvenile Justice Boards. The courts also have a heavy military presence. The public meeting also saw a presentation of three reports of three groups visiting Jammu and Kashmir in September and October, including lawyers, mental health practitioners, journalists, and activists. While a report cited a large number of residents suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, another said that more than 600 habeas corpus petitions were pending before the High Court.</span></p>

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18:08 11 December

Kashmiri Rapper: The only way to discuss the current situation of Kashmir

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">The first air-conditioned suburban train on CR is to be started by a motor woman early next year. Two motor waves of CR, Mumtaz Kazi, and Manisha Mhaske, will undergo training in the next month. The 12-coach AC Local with BHEL Electronics, which reached Mumbai on Monday, will also undergo minor modifications. Officials said CCTV  would be installed in the demarcated women's coaches. He said that a batch of 100 CR personnel had been trained by Western Railway (WR) to handle any situation. She is operating CSMT-Panvel trains on the CRM port line. He said that as loco pilots, we would get new technology in diesel engines. AC train is a new technology ... we motor women too can't wait to try our hand at it. Railway Police Force (RPF) personnel will be deployed at stations outside women's coaches for passenger safety. The position of other female loco pilots will also be reviewed for the position, with CR management deciding that the inauguration of the long-awaited service will make a statement on gender equality. CR operated Deccan Queen with an all-female crew on 8 March 2018 to mark Dey. Surekha Yadav was posted as the loco pilot and Trisha Joshi as her assistant. The electrician, ticket checker, and security personnel were all women. Chief PRO Shivaji Sutar said, "We have two motor vehicles, and the AC train will have a minimum of eight to 10 services during the day. It is not possible that all services are run by motor women, but the first inaugural service will certainly be performed by a woman. " The electrician, ticket checkers and security personnel were all women as well. Chief PRO Shivaji Sutar said, “We have two motorwomen and the AC train will have a minimum of eight to 10 services during the course of the day. It might not be possible to have all services run by motorwomen, but the first inaugural service will definitely be by a woman.”</span></p>

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17:58 11 December

The First Air-Conditioned Suburban Train To Be Steer By Motorwomen

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Voices of Protest have intensified regarding the Navi Mumbai International Airport. People living around the airport have started the Protest. The main construction site of Navi Mumbai International Airport has not been completely evacuated yet. Some villagers of 10 villages located at the main construction site are still not willing to leave their ancestral villages and houses. The villagers have refused to move to the new place until their demands are met. On the other hand, CIDCO has issued an ultimatum till December 15 to the adamant villagers for not leaving their homes by issuing a notice on December 3. CIDCO has said that villagers who do not leave their old homes till December 15 will not be given the benefit of pre-announced financial compensation. This includes 18 months house rent, incentive allowance of Rs 500 per sq ft in addition to other pre-announced compensation including construction expenses of Rs 1,000 per sq ft to build a new house at Pushpak Nagar node. </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">According to CIDCO, villagers who leave home after December 15 will be ineligible for compensation. CIDCO informed that a new Pushpak Nagar node with state-of-the-art facilities is being developed for all the migrating villagers. Talking to the remaining villagers will convince them soon. Around 3,000 villagers from 10 villages had houses around the main construction site of the new airport. Of these, 70 percent of the villagers have handed over their house to CIDCO and moved to the new site, Pushpak Nagar. Apart from these, about 30 percent of the villagers of Ulwe, Talghar and Kombadbhuje villages out of 10 villages are living in ancestral houses. Sources associated with this movement said that 70 percent of the villagers who left here in the struggle to accept the pending demands of the remaining villagers are also openly supporting them.</span></p>

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17:54 11 December

Navi Mumbai Airport: CIDCO faces protests from affected residents

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">The BMC is contemplating working on the development of the aesthetics of the city, especially after taking a padayatra after coming to power in Maharashtra. BMC is also ensuring that pedestrians are given more importance. Initially, the plan was designed only for the fort and surrounding areas, but Pardeshi has now directed officials in the remaining cities to repeat it. In a meeting on Tuesday, the standardization of size, shape, color, street furniture, and direction signs were discussed and decided. Officers were also directed to build railings in mixed-wall locations for better visibility. The plan includes uniform gardens, bus stops, hoardings, dustbins, sidewalk flooring, standard billboards, streetlights, and more. A pedestrian-friendly Mumbai is demanding Shiv Sena MLA and Yuva Sena chief Aditya Thackeray. The civic body had been planning to carry out this task for a long time, on Tuesday, Municipal Commissioner (MC) Praveen Pardeshi directed some ward officials to initiate similar private and public signs around shops across the city. They are ensuring uniform length and width of pavements and roads. Officials were also asked to keep in touch with Google to ensure that the BEST mobile application is well developed. An official who was part of the meeting said that the MC had directed the ward officials to ensure that there are no encroachments on the pavements and that a standardized design should be implemented at the earliest. There should not be a wall on the boundary of the garden. Pedestrians should also be able to enjoy their greenery.</span></p>

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17:46 11 December

BMC Ready To Work On The Development Of The City's Pedestrian

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Justifying the swearing-in ceremony of Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray at Shivaji Park in Dadar, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Tuesday told the Bombay High Court that the grounds could be used for nonsporting events for 45 days in a year. Shivaji Park was a playground or recreation ground, to which a petition was answered by the NGO Vekom Trust. The NGO filed the petition last month, ahead of Thackeray's swearing-in ceremony, which took place on 28 November. The GR provides a list that can be conducted on the ground, it said, with six days reserved for holding programs approved by the state government. In an affidavit filed before the bench of Justice SC Dharmadhikari and RI Chagla, BMC said, as per an official resolution, in 2016, Shivaji Park was used for 45 days in a year for events other than sports and recreation activities can go. The civic body further stated that requests to conduct functions other than those specified in GR are forwarded to the government for approval.</span></p>

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17:45 11 December

BMC Clears Mumbai High Court Over Uddhav's Swearing-In

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Due to the continuous increase in prices, the thieves are now eyeing the onion. There have been reports of theft of onions from one country after another. After the theft of onion and garlic in Lucknow a day ago, thieves in Mumbai now cleaned their hands on onion bags. But both the accused were captured in CCTV cameras and based on the footage. The police arrested them. According to the information, the incident took place in the Dongri area of Mumbai. Here, two shopkeepers lodged a complaint with the police, and onion was stolen by breaking into their shops late at night. Traders said that the price of stolen onion is about Rs 21,160. After this, the police registered a case and started investigating. During this time, two people were seen entering the shop late night after watching CCTV footage outside the shop. On this basis, the police identified and arrested the accused. Actually, both Akbar Sheikh and Irrfan Sheikh work in a vegetable market in Dongri Bazaar. When both of them opened their shop on Sunday, they found onions missing. Akbar kept 112 kg, and Irfan put 56 kg onion for sale. The 168 kg onion thief of both of them blew up in the night. The shopkeepers lost their senses as soon as they came to know about this incident because, in the wholesale market, onion prices have skyrocketed. They bought onions at a high price so that they could be sold in retail with good profits. Both the shopkeepers did a lot of investigation of onion consignment nearby but found no success. So, there was no other solution except for both of them to go to the police. Both went to Dongri police station, where onion theft cases were registered against unknown people. At present, the accused of stealing onions have been arrested.</span></p>

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17:44 11 December

Police Arrest Two Onion Thieves Based On CCTV Footage

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">A businessman got lime of about 1 lakh rupees after ordering online and got a wine of liquor sitting at home. They searched the wine bottle online and ordered the wine bottle online. He did not even get the bottle, and the fraudster took the details of his debit card and blew 96 thousand rupees. The victim businessman has reported the matter to the police. One of the accused cheated and took more than six onetime passwords from a 50-year-old man who was trying to order alcohol online. He withdrew Rs 96000 from the account of the 50-year-old executive director. The victim was a resident of Breach Candy, found a mobile number online. He called the number to bring some liquor. Police said that they had registered a case of an incident. According to a media report, a police officer said, "We are seeking information about the suspect's mobile number and bank account details where the money was diverted."</span></p>

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17:43 11 December

Fraud Of 96 Thousand Rupees On Online Wine Purchase

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">The Borivali State Railway Police (GRP) has arrested a 38-year-old woman for molestation after tearing a 20-year-old college girl's T-shirt at Kandivali railway station. GRP reported that the incident occurred at 8 am when the complainant was going to his college. He told that when the train slowed down at Kandivali station, it climbed before the train stopped completely. Then accused Jyoti Sharma was also trying to push the complainant by boarding the train. The report stated that there was a debate between the two about the scrimmage, and Sharma tore the complainant's T-shirt and pulled her button-down. The complainant told the police that his body started appearing in public. The accused also threatened to beat the complainant and started running away but was caught by the police patrolling outside the railway station. Sharma has been arrested under sections 354 (criminal section on a woman who humiliates her pleadingly), 323 (injure), 504 (intentional insult) and 506 (intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Accused Jyoti Sharma was also trying to push the complainant by boarding the train. The report said that the two started arguing, and Sharma took off the complainant's shirt and tore his buttons. The complainant told the police that his body was exposed in public. The accused also threatened to beat the complainant and started running away but was caught by the police patrolling outside the railway station.</span></p>

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17:42 11 December

38-year-old woman tore college girl's T-shirt

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Chief Minister of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray has appointed bureaucrats to run his ministry office. But he is said to have made an exception to retain Bhushan Gagrani in a great team, who had been in the government of senior Babu, Devendra Fadnavis for more than a year. Gagrani's four-batch Junior Vikas Kharage has also been transferred from the Forest Department to the Chief Minister's Office. IAS Gagrani, a 1990 batch, holds a feat that many bureaucrats can only dream of - he has worked with the CM to date in the previous Congress-NCP and BJP-Shiv Sena coalition governments. Being the senior-most among the IAS officers in CMO, he will be made Principal Secretary (1), followed by Kharge as Principal Secretary (2). The two will share the work of the department as decided by CM. Gagrani has also been given additional charge of the Department of Industries till full-time appointment. Gagrani was brought from CIDCO to CMO after Praveen Pardeshi was transferred as the head of the Mumbai civic body last year. Kharge's tenure in the forest department has been very good. Kharge also worked with Prithviraj Chavan's CMO for some time in 2014. According to insiders, CM was still in the process of exerting full force in CMO. Shiv Sena secretary and long-term personal assistant of Thackeray, Narvekar, and retired deputy commissioner of BMC Sudhir Naik have been appointed as OSD. A make-shift public relations team on behalf of the government is working under Deputy Director Anirudh Ashtaputra, who has extensive experience working in the CMO. Ashtaputra was called from Kolhapur for this purpose. From Thackeray's personal side, Shiv Sena's publicity in-charge and former journalist Harshal Pradhan is handling the information. Sachin Kurve is on deputation from Uttarakhand, was transferred from Raj Bhavan to Maharashtra Airport Development Corporation as its vice-chairman.</span></p>

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19:09 10 December

Uddhav Thackeray has appointed bureaucrats to run his CMO

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<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Two weeks after the deer was crushed by the car of a Shiv Sena MP in the tourism area of Sanjay Gandhi National Park, the Forest Department has issued new instructions for motorists of private vehicles. Notices have placed on the gates leading to the internal roads. Notices have been placed at Bhandup and Kanheri gates, stating that only the Forest Department officer and BMC on duty are allowed to enter the internal roads. Some politicians still use the road to avoid traffic. The vehicular activity disturbs wildlife movement in the main area. A notice has also been placed at the Khindipada Gate. On 27 November, the Forest Department imposed strict rules after the murder of MP Rajendra Gavit, a spotted deer crossing the road adjacent to Trimurti station inside SGNP. The car is said to have entered the Khandipada-Bhandup gate, killing the deer. SGNP-Borvli a few hundred meters ahead of the main gate. Let us tell you that a spotted deer was killed by Shiv Sena MP Rajendra Gavit's SUV in Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The incident occurred on Thursday evening, while National Park officials revealed it on Monday. In this case, the National Park officials seized the MP's car, while the driver has been released after depositing cash bonds after arresting him. An ACF rank officer is investigating whether the accident happened due to negligence or the driver deliberately carried out the incident. Explain that the maximum driving limit in this park is limited to 20 kilometers per hour.</span></p>

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16:40 9 December

Prohibits Vehicles Entry Into SGNP After Deer Death

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