Maharashtra civic polls row: Uddhav Thackeray demands cancellation of unopposed wins; alleges ‘mobocracy’, Rs 3 lakh crore BMC scam | Mumbai News

Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray (File image) MUMBAI: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday demanded that civic elections in wards where candidates—mostly from ruling parties—were elected unopposed be cancelled and the polling process restarted. Addressing a joint event with Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray, Uddhav alleged that democracy in the country…

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Structural shifts to skilling and tech, 2025 saw big education reforms | Mumbai News

Mumbai: School education in India rarely changes all at once. Yet through 2025, a series of reforms that had moved gradually through policy pipelines began appearing simultaneously in classrooms, examination systems, and administrative frameworks. Structural reorganisation, shifts in assessment patterns, and the expanding role of technology unfolded in parallel across school boards and states. The…

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BJP bets big on female candidates in BMC polls: Party fields more women than men; 76 candidates make up 55% of its line-up | Mumbai News

Priya Sarvankar Gurav, a candidate from the Shivsena-BJP Alliance, files the nomination for the BMC election 2026 MUMBAI: A closer look at the BJP’s list of 137 candidates for the upcoming BMC elections shows a tilt towards women. Of the total nominees, 76 are women and 61 are men- among the party’s highest-ever representation of…

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‘Why only Mahayuti candidates?’: Opposition cries foul over ’68’ unopposed wins in Maharashtra civic polls; claims Rs 5cr bribes, threats | Mumbai News

Opposition cries foul over ’68’ unopposed wins in Maharashtra civic polls MUMBAI: A large number of candidates from the Mahayuti parties are set to be elected unopposed in the municipal corporation polls, a situation that was confirmed by BJP spokesperson Keshav Upadhye. Upadhye said on X: “The BJP’s momentum continues. From the Mahayuti, 68 corporators…

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