Those privy to the development said the proposal came after Babaji fell ill last year and was being treated in Aurangabad before being take...

The ruling is expected to set a precedent for all such matters arising from the refusal of developers to acknowledge the rights of investor...

This is in contrast to usual directives from the authority to developers to pay penalty for delayed possession to a homebuyer.

In July last year, consumer body Mumbai Grahak Panchayat had written a letter to MahaRera chairman pointing out that the activities of prop...

Parrikar shared details of the disbursement of revised pensions to soldiers. His ministry officials said that majority of demands of ex-ser...

After the Union government notified the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Maharashtra was the first state to notify and set up the authorit...

Maharashtra principal secretary (home) Vijay Satbir Singh told ET a decision will be taken after consulting all stakeholders.

Jail authorities here today claimed she had suffered from neither drug overdose nor poisoning, ruling out possibility of sabotage or a suic...

The Metropolitan Magistrate court had reserved till today its order on CBI's plea to quiz the three accused in jail.

Indrani Mukerjea, key accused in Sheena Bora murder case, returned to jail after being discharged from hospital today, the stage is set for...

Dr T P Lahane, Dean of state-run JJ hospital where Indrani is being treated, said the 43-year-old is conscious now and is even talking to d...

A senior Maharashtra Home Department official today said it was also being ascertained whether she was "poisoned" inside the jail.

Indrani Mukerjea's sudden hospitalisation over suspected drug overdose, a senior Maha Home Department official said it was also being ascer...

"The next 48 hours will be critical for her," J J Hospital Dean Dr T P Lahane told reporters today when asked if she is out of danger.

Maharashtra government said the probe by IG (Prisons) into suspected drug overdose by Indrani Mukerjea, will be completed in a week's time.

The Home Department had taken several decisions earlier this year, including emphasis on filing evidence-based charge sheets, Singh said.

New drugs for multi-drug resistant tuberculosis that are expected to shorten the duration of treatment will be available in four to five ye...