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The volunteers of Navi Mumbai Networking social service group kicked off their New Year celebrations by removing nearly 500 illegal hoardings, banners, metal plates which were hammered into trees with nails.

Of late, many venues in the city are capitalising on the trend of performing in the dark.

Over 300 volunteers of Mumbai’s oldest Sikh community group, Sewak Jatha Bombay, participated in a cleanliness drive, which was a part of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

The poster's catch line in Hindi is 'Paani nahin hoyega, toh kaise dhoyega' (If there is no water, then how will you wash). I think this will make people realize how bad the water situation is at the moment in our state,'' he explained.

massive traffic snarl stretched on both sides of the busy Vashi toll plaza along Sion-Panvel highway on Monday evening after a few youths blocked vehicles with burning tyres while shouting slogans against Padmaavat, the film due for release in a few days.

A few unidentified youngsters caused a massive traffic snarl along both corridors of Sion-Panvel road, near Vashi toll plaza on Monday evening over the release of the film 'Padmaavat'. Police further inquiring into the matter.

Nearly 100 youngsters and volunteers of Navi Mumbai Networking group will usher in New Year with a 12-hour cleanliness drive at Nerul railway station from 2pm on December 31 to 2am on January 1.

The New Year began on a positive note for several youngsters who preferred to engage in meaningful services instead of going with the flow to drink or dance away into another year.

After the death of Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray, the entire city has been plastered with hoardings and banners mourning his demise and paying homage to him.

The Western India Automobile Association (WIAA) will distribute helmets to two-wheeler riders, hold eye camps for taximen and train drivers of public transport buses on road safety on Wednesday.

The Western India Automobile Association (WIAA) will distribute helmets to two-wheeler riders, hold eye camps for taximen and train drivers of public transport buses on road safety on Wednesday.

The impasse over the makeshift memorial to Bal Thackeray at Shivaji Park continues as the Shiv Sena has refused to remove the structure.

A Mumbai-based social worker has threatened to press charges against the income-tax (IT) department for placing advertisements in various newspapers, which allegedly disrespect the national flag.