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Buildings on the Brink: Despite being declared dilapidated, many residents continue to live in such structures

Buildings on the Brink: Despite being declared dilapidated, many residents continue to live in such structures
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Absconding RTI activist was right here all along

‘Absconding’ RTI activist was right here all along ByArchana More,Gunwanti ParasteArchana More and Gunwanti Paraste / Updated: Jul 7, 2021, 06:00 IST YEAR-LONG SAGA ENDS IN EMBARASSMENT FOR CITY COPS MCOCA-accused Ravindra Barhate strolled into Pune police commissionerate on Tuesday afternoon, got arrested; cops were searching for him far and wide for over a year now, but it was revealed that he was getting treatment at a Pune hospital In a major turns of events that has brought embarrassment to Pune police, Ravindra Barhate, the Right to Information ( RTI) activist who was a wanted accused in land grabbing cases under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (

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Pune Police arrests MCOCA-accused RTI activist

(Image for Representation) RTI activist Ravindra Barhate, who was on the run for the past 18 months, was arrested from Bibvewadi area of Pune city. The stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) was invoked against Ravindra Barhate who has 17 cases against his name. Barhate has 17 cases against his name, including for fraud and land grabbing, after which MCOCA was invoked against him and his associates, Pune police commissioner Amitabh Gupta said. MCOCA has been invoked in two case that had been registered at Chaturshringi and Hadapsar police station. Amitabh Gupta mentioned that till date, 32 of his accomplice have been arrested, and Barhate is the 33rd arrest. He is alleged to be the mastermind in all the 17 cases registered in Pune city.

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Madhya Pradesh bypolls: Congress urges EC to shift Shivpuri collector, SP

Madhya Pradesh bypolls: Congress urges EC to shift Shivpuri collector, SP
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Why Are Hospitals In India Running Out Of Oxygen For Covid Patients?

Why Are Hospitals In India Running Out Of Oxygen For Covid Patients? Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin A Covid-19 patient on oxygen support waits outside a New Delhi hospital for admission amid a shortage of beds. Ajay Aggarwal/Hindustan Times via Getty Images India recorded a world record-breaking 346,786 new Covid cases on Saturday, as the country grapples with B.1.617, a potentially more contagious variant of the virus. More than 192,000 people have died of Covid-19 so far, according to the nation’s Ministry of Health. India hit another grim record on Monday morning with 2,812 deaths in a 24-hour period its highest toll so far. The skyrocketing number of cases are overwhelming the country’s hospitals, which are now facing a crucial shortage of supplies, especially oxygen.

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