Stabbing on Mumbai local train: Cameras with facial recognition technology help trace college teacher’s ‘killer’ in 24 hours | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Cameras equipped with facial recognition technology have helped Government Railway Police (GRP) track down the suspected killer of a city college teacher within 24 hours of the murder. The victim, Alok Kumar Singh (33), was stabbed to death after a fight on a local train at Malad station on Saturday evening.The 27-year-old suspect, Omkar…

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75 Maharashtra police personnel receive President’s medals; 31 from Gadchiroli for gallantry | Mumbai News

Mumbai: A total of 75 Maharashtra police personnel will be conferred prestigious police medals on the occasion of Republic Day, including 31 from Gadchiroli for gallantry in the fight against Naxalism. The honours include 31 Medals for Gallantry, four President’s Medals for Distinguished Service and 40 Medals for Meritorious Service.The 31 personnel from Gadchiroli police…

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Sena-UBT puts up ‘missing’ posters for 4 Kalyan netas | Mumbai News

Kalyan: Over a week since four of Shiv Sena (UBT)’s 11 corporators became unreachable right after the results of the Kalyan-Dombivli civic polls were announced, party workers put up posters across Kalyan declaring them ‘missing’.The posters, purportedly pasted following Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut’s directive, urge those with any information about the corporators to contact…

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Maharashtra: Dombivli businessman loses Rs 77 lakh in app-based online share trading fraud | Mumbai News

Thane: A businessman from Dombivli lost Rs 77.1 lakh in a Whatsapp-based share trading scheme, a police official said on Sunday. Between Nov 17, 2025 and Jan 8, Prashant Prabhu (43) invested the amount after being promised high returns, the Manpada police station official said.“The complainant neither received the promised profits nor a refund. The…

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Maharashtra: After month-long search, Thane Crime Branch’s Child Protection Unit finds specially abled teen, reunites him with his parents | Mumbai News

Thane: The Crime Branch’s Child Protection Unit (CPU) has successfully reunited a 17-year-old specially abled boy with his family under Operation Muskan, bringing relief to parents who had been desperately searching for their son.The teenager was found wandering alone on railway platform No. 1 on Dec 19, 2025. Unable to communicate properly or identify himself,…

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