Mumbai cops arrest three businessmen in gold investment scam cheating investors of Rs 43 crore | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The LT Marg police arrested three businessmen, including a chartered accountant who was arrested after he arrived from Dubai on Saturday, in connection with an alleged gold investment scam. They induced investors into investing in profit-making shares and engaged in dabba trading (illegal exchange), cheating them out of nearly Rs 44 crore. The three…

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DU achieves NAAC A++ grade in cycle two accreditation | Delhi News

New Delhi: Delhi University has achieved a milestone by being accredited with A++ Grade, the highest grade, by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in its Cycle 2 Institutional Assessment and Accreditation.Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Kumar said there was a significant improvement from previous years due to sustained commitment to quality enhancement, innovation in teaching and…

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PM to flag off 3 new Vande Bharat trains tomorrow | Pune News

Pune: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off three Vande Bharat trains tomorrow including — Ajni (Nagpur)-Pune, KSR Bengaluru-Belgavi and Shree Mata Vaishnodevi Katra-Amritsar — from KSR Bengaluru railway station. Maharashtra will get its 12th Vande Bharat running between Ajni (Nagpur) and Pune, Central Railway officials said. The train will be beneficial for businessmen, students…

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Fundamental rights remain under threat, judiciary and press play crucial roles, says retired Supreme Court Justice Abhay Oka in Mumbai event | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Whether there is an Emergency or no Emergency, the fundamental rights of people are always under threat in one form or another, said the recently retired judge of Supreme Court, Justice Abhay Oka, on Friday. In such a situation, the role of the judiciary and the press is very important, he stressed.In response to…

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From flood zone to free flow: Delhi’s infamous Minto Bridge stays clear of waterlogging again; breaks decades-old jinx, vehicles roll on without a splash | Delhi News

Delhi’s notorious Minto Bridge underpass remained waterlogging-free on Saturday despite heavy rainfall that disrupted air travel and caused waterlogging elsewhere in the city. The 90-year-old underbridge, a known trouble spot, saw smooth traffic flow, a welcome change from past monsoons. NEW DELHI: The Minto Bridge underpass, a regular monsoon trouble spot for decades, stayed free…

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