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MUMBAI: Nearly a month after two workers died after a platform they were on crashed 35ft to the ground at a casting yard site for the Coastal Road phase 2 project in Bhayander West, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to impose a penalty of Rs 3 crore for negligence on the contractor, L&T.

Doctors in Mumbai have helped a 38-year-old man regain the ability to breathe independently after he spent nearly six months on a ventilator following a severe spinal cord injury. The case is being seen as an important development in neuro-rehabilitation and long-term critical care recovery.

Mumbai: Exercising its autonomy as a deemed university under the de-novo category, the Sir JJ Institute of Art, Architecture and Design is undergoing a major transformation. From introducing PhD programmes for the first time in its 169-year-old history to launching new design and animation courses under the public-private partnership (PPP) model, the university is also planning an extensive campus redevelopment and beautification drive.

Mumbai: Not only does India continue to shoulder one of the world's heaviest oral cancer burdens, but doctors also warn that most patients still reach hospital at a very advanced stage of the disease.

Mumbai: Parts of Mumbai faced power outages for yet another day on Thursday, with residents of Vikhroli East complaining of recurring power cuts. There were complaints from Andheri East on Thursday as well.

Mumbai: MahaRERA has once again pulled up promoters of Vasant Oasis project in Andheri East, directing them to rectify defects, including leakage, seepage, structural deficiencies, and poor workmanship in the common areas and services of one of the township's buildings. The regulator has also asked the developers to initiate conveyance in favour of the housing society, take necessary steps to form the apex body if it has not already been constituted, and complete the conveyance process by handing over all relevant title documents and approved plans.

Mumbai: When Sheela Chitnis started the Multiple Sclerosis Society of India (MSSI) in 1985, multiple sclerosis (MS) was barely a whisper in India's medical conversation. Four decades later, she said, the silence has not lifted nearly enough, cases are rising, but awareness remains frozen in time.

As demand for international education continues to grow among Indian students, universities across the world are expanding their engagement with India. This expansion is taking shape through collaborative programmes, academic partnerships, and transnational education initiatives.

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