Kharghar News

Case exposes fractured doc-patient relationship

There is no clarity if the parents of the two-year-old girl asked for a transfer or the Madh hospital recommended it, but experts said it is a clear example of the fractured doctor-patient relationship. Source: Mumbai News

Man who posted ‘IS spokesperson’ comment may be unstable: Cops

City crime branch officers, investigating an online post of a man who sympathized with Yakub Memon and wished to be a spokesperson of the Islamic State (IS), suspect that he may be mentally unstable. Source: Mumbai News

Kerala man who saved two lives in four days

Sixty-three year old K Narayanankutty Nair, a resident of BARC Colony in Anushakti Nagar, Chembur has donated his eyes, heart, liver, kidneys and pancreas, a wish that he had expressed during his lifetime. Source: Mumbai News

Mumbai: Second heart transplant in four days

Four days after the first heart transplant in the city, a second operation got underway at a hospital in northeastern Mumbai. Source: Mumbai News

Maharashtra cabinet approves amendment to Human Organ Transplant state Act

The Maharashtra state cabinet on Tuesday approved the amendments to the state act on human organ transplant on the lines of the Central Act. Source: Mumbai News

Mobile friend for pregnant women

A voice message meticulously reminding women about the medicines, tests and scans through their pregnancy has become a roaring success with over one lakh women in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region registering for the service in a span of seven months. Source: Mumbai News

Respect rights of terror victims, not terrorists

Sentiments of terror victims more important than rights of terrorists, writes Dr Ramakant Panda. Source: Mumbai News

HC reserves order on plea challenging RTE quota rules

The Bombay high court on Thursday reserved its orders on petitions filed by private schools challenging a January 2015 government resolution that specified two levels of entry for admissions under the Right To Education (RTE) quota. Source: Mumbai News

The Times Sudoku national winners will represent India at the World Sudoku Championships in Bulgaria in October

After three gruelling hours and five rounds that challenged the number-crunching skills and mental stamina of the participants, four young men emerged winners at the national finals of the Times Sudoku Championship being held in association with the DY Patil University, held in Mumbai. Source: Mumbai News

How Sukhwinder Kaur became Radhe Maa

Her village in Punjab remembers her as a housewife who stitched clothes to supplement her husband's meagre earnings from a sweets shop. Source: Mumbai News