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Thirty–nine children in the age group between ten and fifteen who were forced to work in leather tanning units in Agripada and Dongri in South Mumbai were rescued in two separate raids by the police on Thursday. Source: Mumbai News

Seldom does spring mimic the pleasant chill of winter. This year, Vasant Utsav or Holi begins with Thursday’s bonfire which will bring welcome warmth as the temperature has dipped to the 14 degree Celsius mark Source: Mumbai News

Thirty–nine children in the age group between ten and fifteen who were forced to work in leather tanning units in Agripada and Dongri in South Mumbai were rescued in two separate raids by the police on Thursday. Source: Mumbai News

The BMC has invited tenders for pre-monsoon road repairs worth Rs 25 crore. A similar amount had been spent last time on the same work. Source: Mumbai News

An inquiry into the ruckus outside a city club where policemen jostled with members to prevent their entry during a function attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, indicted the cops, concluding that the situation could have been handled better. Source: Mumbai News

Holi festivities this year has come between the crucial board exams and a raging swine flu outbreak in the city and its peripheral areas. Source: Mumbai News

A deputy police commissioner of traffic division has been transferred after an internal inquiry into the ruckus outside the NSCI club where policemen jostled with members to prevent their entry during a function attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, indicted him. Source: Mumbai News

Voices of outrage boomed across varsities in Hyderabad on Wednesday against the ban on beef in Maharashtra Source: Mumbai News

Hospitality industry has decided to promote Holi as a festival of the world on the world tourist map and attract international tourists during the festival time. Source: Mumbai News

Slaughter of cattle came to a standstill at Deonar abattoir on Wednesday. The abattoir’s authorities, following Bombay high court’s order on Tuesday, did not allow the slaughter of bullocks, bulls and even buffaloes Source: Mumbai News