Maharashtra
Mumbai police all set for welcome new year : Mumbai

Mumbai: With New Year 2023 just a few hours away, the city’s police have notified the citizens regarding the tight security and stringent checks which will be done on Saturday.
The Mumbai police along with the traffic police have deployed over 11,000 personnel and will be checking for drugs and illegal items and will be making sure that the necessary discipline is maintained during the celebration.
While the Government Railway Police (GRP) will be deploying more than 6,000 personnel for security on all three railway lines (Central, Western and Harbour) throughout New Year’s night and have informed citizens to be careful of thefts and robbery on the train. They will be deploying GRP personnel for the safety of women in every ladies’ compartment between 11 pm to 6 am on Saturday.
Request public’s cooperation: Mumbai police commissioner
“Each personnel of the Mumbai police will not be celebrating New Year, instead we will be at the service of the citizens of Mumbai to make sure the celebrations are carried out smoothly. We request the co-operation of the public for the same,” said Vivek Phansalkar, Mumbai Police Commissioner.
According to the Mumbai police, 25 Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP)s, 7 Additional Commissioners, 1,500 officers, around 10,000 police personnel, 46 SRPF platoons and 15 QRT teams will be deployed in view of the New Year celebrations on December 31.
In an official statement, Milind Bharambe, Commissioner of Police, Navi Mumbai said, “Navi Mumbai Police’s security arrangements are going to be stringent for the New Year Eve celebrations. Around 3,000-3,500, police personnel and officers will be deployed on the roads. The citizens can have celebrations to welcome the New Year but they must do so in a safe manner.”
Maharashtra
Maharashtra: Honeybee Attack At Shivneri Fort Leaves 10 Injured During Shiv Jayanti Event

Pune: At least 10 people were injured after being stung by honeybees at the Shivneri fort in Maharashtra’s Pune district on Wednesday, forest officials said.
The bee attack occurred around noon when several people had gathered at the historical site to participate in a function to commemorate the 395th birth anniversary of the legendary Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
As part of the event, a medical team and forest guards were deployed at the ‘Kadelot’ point of the fort, the official said.
“Suddenly, some honey bees stung two doctors, two forest guards and five to six others. They were administered injections and sent to a nearby hospital. They are currently undergoing treatment,” said Range Forest Officer Pradip Chavan of Junnar Forest Range.
Maharashtra
‘Warna Tanga Palat Jayega..’: Eknath Shinde Clarifies On Viral Remarks Amid Reports Of Cold War With CM Fadnavis

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s dissatisfaction with the Fadnavis-led Mahayuti government has been evident for some time now, leading to speculation about tensions within the ruling alliance.
A recent statement by him went viral, in which he said, “Main humesha kehta hu mujhe halke mein mat lo, warna tanga palat jayega” (Never take me lightly, or the cart will overturn). He also remarked, “Daadhi ko halke men mat lo, isii daadhi ne tumhaari gaadi ko gaḍḍhe men ḍaal diyaa tha”(Don’t underestimate the beard; this very beard once drove your vehicle into a ditch). However, Shinde has now clarified that his comments were misunderstood.
Shinde Clarifies On Viral Remark
Addressing the controversy, Shinde stated, “I read somewhere today that my statement was misinterpreted as referring to the so-called cold war within the ruling coalition.” He further explained that his remarks were actually aimed at those who oppose development, not at his allies. “There is no cold war between us. We are working together for the welfare of the people. Our fight is against those who hinder progress,” he stated.
Rift Between Shinde-Fadnavis
Speculation about a rift between Shinde and Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has been ongoing. It is widely believed that Shinde still harbours a desire to reclaim the Chief Minister’s position, which he lost. His discontent became more evident when he started skipping key meetings chaired by Fadnavis. These developments have fueled rumours that a cold war is brewing between the two leaders.
A few weeks ago, Fadnavis convened an important meeting to discuss the progress of various ministerial projects. However, Shinde was absent from this meeting, as he had been from previous ones. In contrast, the third Deputy Chief Minister, Ajit Pawar, has been consistently attending meetings with Fadnavis. Shinde’s repeated absences from key discussions have raised questions about his growing dissatisfaction and its potential impact on the ruling alliance.
health
GBS Outbreak In Maharashtra: Guillain-Barre Syndrome Cases Tally Rises To 211; 139 Discharged So Far

Mumbai: The number of suspected and confirmed cases of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) in Maharashtra has risen to 211 as of Tuesday, following the detection of a new case, health officials reported. Of these, 183 cases have been confirmed as GBS, as per reports.
Massive Outbreak In Pune & Surrounding Region
Among the total cases, 42 are from the Pune Municipal Corporation area, 94 from recently added villages under PMC, 32 from Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, 33 are from rural parts of Pune and 10 from other districts.
So far, 139 patients have been discharged, while 39 remain in intensive care units, and 18 are on ventilators, according to a statement from the state health department.
Nine Deaths Reported In State Related To GBS
The state has recorded nine deaths related to GBS, with four confirmed fatalities directly linked to the disorder and five additional deaths suspected to be due to it.
What Is Guillain-Barré Syndrome?
Guillain-Barré Syndrome is a rare condition in which the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks the peripheral nervous system. According to the World Health Organization, the disorder is often triggered by certain bacterial or viral infections.
It primarily affects nerves responsible for muscle movement and sensory functions such as touch, temperature, and pain. Patients with GBS commonly experience muscle weakness, loss of sensation in the arms and legs, and, in severe cases, difficulty breathing or swallowing.
While the exact cause remains unknown, GBS is often linked to prior infections, vaccinations, or major surgeries, which can lead to an overactive immune response that mistakenly targets the body’s nerves.
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