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February warmest in 122 years, summer to be hotter: IMD

February was the warmest in the past 122 years, since 1901, with average maximum temperatures 1.73 degrees above normal and average minimum temperatures 0.81 degrees above normal, the India Meteorological Department said on Tuesday.
In a press briefing, the IMD said that above normal maximum temperatures were experienced over most parts of north and northwest India and adjoining central India in February.
“Below normal maximum temperature was observed over south peninsular India. Above normal maximum temperature probability could be predicted reasonably well over northwest, central, and northeast India,” it said.
“Below normal minimum temperature was experienced over most parts of the country, except some regions over north and northeast India where above normal minimum temperature was observed. Comparison indicates that the temperature probability forecast could be predicted well over most parts of the country.”
The Weather Department said that during the upcoming hot weather season (March to May), above-normal maximum temperatures are likely over most parts of northeast India, east, and central India and some parts of northwest India.
“Normal to below normal maximum temperatures are most likely in remaining parts of the country. The month of March, otherwise considered to be spring – a transitionary month to summer – is likely to record above normal temperatures over most parts of the country except peninsular India where normal to below normal maximum temperatures are likely,” it said.
There is a higher likelihood of heat wave conditions over central India even in March.
“Above normal minimum temperatures in March are likely over most parts of India except south peninsular India where normal to below normal minimum temperatures are likely. Rainfall average over the country is most likely to be normal (83-117 per cent of long period average),” the IMD said.
“Below normal rainfall is most likely over most areas of northwest India, west central India, and some parts of east and northeast India. Normal to above normal rainfall is likely over most parts of peninsular India, east central India and some isolated pockets of northeast India,” it added.
Maharashtra
A person has been arrested in Mumbai’s Malad for murder for not giving food

CRIME
Mumbai: The murder of a youth following a dispute over food at a hotel adjacent to Guru Kripa Bar in Malad area of Mumbai has created a sensation in the area. DCP Sandeep said that last night Sanjay Makwana had asked for food and was refused food. After this, he started abusing outside the hotel, after which Kalpesh opposed him and then Sanjay Makwana along with his four companions attacked Kalpesh and hit him on the head with a glass bottle and attacked him with a sharp weapon, after which he was taken to the hospital and died. Four accused have been identified in this case and the police have arrested one Sanjay Makwana. The search for the rest is on. It is being investigated whether there was personal enmity between the accused and the complainant or not, but initial investigation has revealed that a case has been registered against both of them. Mahesh Bhanu Shali, brother of deceased Kalpesh, alleged that Guru Kripa Bar remains open all night. The DCP has also given instructions to take action against the bar, but despite this the bar remains open till late night.
Maharashtra
Mumbai: Before running away with his lover, the lover committed theft in his own house, the accused was having an affair with his daughter’s boyfriend, sensational revelation in police investigation

A very shocking information has come to light under the Dandoshi Police Station of Mumbai, where a girlfriend stole her husband’s jewelry to run away with her lover and handed it over to her lover and then went to the police station herself and lodged a complaint of jewelry theft.
During the investigation of the case, Dandoshi Police made a big disclosure and arrested the wife on charges of jewelry theft and seized about ten and a half tolas of gold jewelry from her.
Actually, this case is from the house of BMC employee Ramesh Dhondu Haldev located in Santosh Nagar of BMC Colony, Goregaon East, where Ramesh’s wife Urmila Ramesh Haldev suddenly told her husband Ramesh that her jewelry was missing from the cupboard. She started accusing her husband Ramesh of theft. Ramesh said that he had no idea about the jewelry. After this, Ramesh and his wife lodged a complaint of jewelry theft from the house at the Dandoshi Police Station.
When Dandhoshi Police Station sub-inspector Ajit Desai started investigating the case, he found out that it was not a case of burglary but a family member was involved in the theft and was misleading the police.
When police officer Ajit Desai started investigating the case, he did not find any clue.
After a few days, the police suspected that if there was no burglary in the house, then where did the jewellery go?
When the police started collecting the call details and location of the mobile phones of all the people present in the house, they got another shocking information.
In their investigation, the police found out that BMC employee Ramesh’s wife Urmila was having an affair with someone else and Ramesh’s wife was planning to run away from the house with her lover. But before running away, she wanted to make her lover a millionaire so that she could enjoy her life with this money. That’s why she made this plan and stole the jewellery from her own house and sold it and transferred about Rs 10 lakh to her lover’s account.
Not only this, the police got another shocking information. The call details also revealed that Urmila also had an affair with her 18-year-old daughter’s boyfriend and had given some of the stolen jewelry to him to keep with him. The call details revealed that after the incident, she was in constant touch with her daughter’s boyfriend and used to talk to him on the phone throughout the day.
When the police detained the daughter’s boyfriend and interrogated him on the basis of the phone call, he initially refrained from telling any story, but under the pressure of the police, he told the whole story and told all the details of the case, saying that Urmila had stolen jewelry from her house and sold it to her boyfriend and had also given some jewelry to him.
When the Dindoshi police interrogated Urmila and her daughter’s boyfriend face to face, Urmila confessed that she was planning to leave her BMC employee husband and run away with her lover.
The police have seized the stolen jewelry from the jewelry shop mentioned by Urmila and arrested Urmila and sent her to judicial custody.
According to Mahendra Shinde, senior police inspector of Dindoshi police station, Urmila and Ramesh were married about 18 years ago. Ramesh is a government employee in the water department in the BMC ward of Andheri. When he used to go to office, his wife Urmila used to chat with her lover on social media. Both of them fell in love and planned to run away from home with stolen jewelry and money. Urmila also had an affair with her daughter’s boyfriend. That is why she had given some of the stolen jewelry to him and asked him to hide it. Urmila had accused the police of not investigating properly, while a complaint of theft of this jewelry from the house had already been lodged, which has not been found yet. Urmila had said that she was sure that the stolen jewelry would not be found this time too. This is the reason why the police were repeatedly suspecting Urmila. At present, Urmila has been arrested and sent to judicial custody and the case is being investigated.
Maharashtra
Dahisar toll naka will be shifted, big relief for Mira-Bhayander residents

Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has decided to shift the Dahisar toll naka. The move will bring relief to thousands of daily commuters, especially residents of Mira-Bhayander, who have been facing this toll for a long time.
For many years, the Dahisar toll plaza had been a cause of trouble for commuters. Long queues during peak hours and wastage of time were causing financial burden on local residents. Citizens of Mira-Bhayander were constantly demanding that short commuters should not be burdened with additional toll.
Officials have confirmed that the toll naka will now be shifted further on the highway. This will exempt local commuters from paying toll charges on short-distance journeys. This change will not only smoothen the traffic but will also reduce the daily expenses of people.
Local citizen groups and representatives have welcomed the decision. A resident said, “This was a long-pending demand. Now we will not have to pay extra toll on short-distance travel.”
The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) will soon decide the new location of the toll naka and work will start in the coming weeks.
This shifting of Dahisar toll naka is being considered as an important step towards easing urban travel and solving the problems of suburban residents.
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