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Mumbai Weather Update: Hazy Skies Cover The City; Check Out AQI, Temperatures And Alerts

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Mumbai: The temperature in Mumbai as of 9 AM is 30.0 °C. Today in Mumbai, on October 24, 2024, the forecast for the day shows a low of 23.0 °C and a high of 36.0 °C. The humidity level is 57%, with a 10 km/h wind speed. The sun will rise at 06:35 AM and is expected to set at 06:09 PM.

On Friday, October 25, 2024, Mumbai is forecasted to have a low of 27.55 °C and a high of 30.11 °C in temperatures tomorrow. The humidity is expected to reach 53% tomorrow.

The forecast for today, IMD predicts cloudy skies. Please organize your schedule based on the temperature and expected weather conditions. Have fun in the sun, and remember to bring sunscreen and sunglasses while you bask in the weather.

Mumbai AQI today

The AQI in Mumbai today stands at 263.0, falling in the ‘Moderate’ category.

following are the locations under Mumbai and their AQI conditions

Bandra- POOR

Bandra East- MODERATE

Bandra Kurla Complex- POOR

Borivali East- UNHEALTHY

Borivali East MPCB- UNHEALTHY

Chhatrapati Shivaji Intl. Airport- MODERATE

Colaba- POOR

Deonar- POOR

Juhu- MODERATE

Khindipada Bhandup West- MODERATE

Kurla- MODERATE

Mahape- MODERATE

Malad- POOR

Mazgaon- POOR

Mumbai Us Consulate- MODERATE

Navy Nagar Colaba- POOR

Nerul- POOR

Nmmc Airoli- MODERATE

Powai- MODERATE

Siddharth Nagar Worli- POOR

Sion- POOR

Vasai West- UNHEALTHY

Vile Parle West- MODERATE6

Vile Speaks West- MODERATE

Worli- POOR

Monsoon Still Wanders In Maharashtra

Monsoon conditions continue in Maharashtra even after the departure of south-west monsoon winds. Despite the approaching Diwali, the rain continues unabated.

There is a high chance of dry weather in North Konkan on Thursday, whereas South Konkan may see some light showers. The rain has now begun to taper off. La Nina is currently inactive. Hence, Maharashtra can experience the cold’s chill instantly. Despite experiencing some heat throughout the day. Nevertheless, there is a chance that the high October temperatures experienced post-rainfall may not reach such high levels this time around.

As per the Meteorological Department’s prediction, there will be limited rainfall in central, western, and northwestern India. However, Punjab may experience fog during Thursday morning. The climate is shifting currently and the state could experience colder temperatures in the upcoming weeks. Next week, Nashik, Jalna, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Jalgaon, Buldana, Amravati, and Akola will start experiencing winter. Nevertheless, the regions in South Maharashtra will not experience cold weather right away this week.

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Mumbai: Goregaon Police Arrest 26-Year-Old Within 18 Hours For Threatening Businessman While Posing As Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member

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Mumbai: The Goregaon police have arrested a 26-year-old for allegedly giving a death threat to a businessman and his family, while claiming to be a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The accused, Tejas Shelar, was nabbed within 18 hours and he confessed that he was addicted to online gaming and had a debt of Rs3 lakh, said the police.

According to the police, Malav Shah, 58, a Juhu resident, has an office in Goregaon West, and a factory in Vasai. On Tuesday, when he was in his office, he received a call from an unknown number. The caller told Shah he has been offered Rs25 lakh and one kg of gold to kill him, said the police. The businessman said that he was further told that shooters were on their way to his office, residence andfactory.

The caller gave an offer to Shah, saying he would spare him if he paid more than the amount he is set to receive, said the police. Under the guidance of senior inspector Suryakant Kharat, the police traced the accused’s SIM location to Ambernath East, leading to Shelar’s arrest on Wednesday. He allegedly admitted that he knew about Shah’s financial status and hence threatened him.

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Mumbai Police Nab 30-Year-Old With Illegal Firearm In Vikhroli

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Mumbai: The Mumbai Police Crime units 7 has registered a case under the Arms Act after apprehending a 30-year-old man in possession of an illegal firearm near Tagore Nagar, Vikhroli West.

According to officials, on August 28 around 10:30 am, acting on confidential information, a police team intercepted a suspect near the Vikhroli Station bus stop on the highway.

The accused, identified as Irfan Mustafa Ansari (30), a garment trader and resident of Turbhe Naka, Navi Mumbai, was found carrying a country-made iron pistol valued at ₹50,000 along with two live cartridges worth ₹500, without any legal license.

Police said Ansari was in violation of the prohibitory orders issued by the Mumbai Police Commissioner regarding possession of arms. He was immediately taken into custody. A case has been registered at Vikhroli Police Station under Sections 3 and 25 of the Indian Arms Act. The seized property, totaling ₹50,500, has been taken into evidence. The case is currently being investigated further by Crime Branch, Unit-

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Navi Mumbai Crime: 27-Year-Old Fake IAS Officer Posing As MEA Additional Commissioner Arrested In Airoli With Forged IDs

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Navi Mumbai: Rabale Police have arrested a 27-year-old man for impersonating an IAS officer and posing as an Additional Commissioner in the Ministry of External Affairs. The accused, identified as Daniel David Waghmare, was nabbed in Airoli, where he had been projecting himself as a senior government official.

Forged Identity Cards And Visiting Cards Seized

Police seized forged identity cards of the Ministry of External Affairs and the Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Department, along with fake visiting cards. Authorities suspect he duped multiple people using these documents. “He is being interrogated thoroughly,” said Senior Police Inspector Balkrishna Sawant.

According to police, Waghmare, a resident of Saptrashrungi Apartments, Sector-15, Airoli, created a false impression of being an IAS officer and was frequently invited as a chief guest at school and community events, including flag-hoisting ceremonies.

The case came to light after Mayur Patil, Vice President of the Airoli Assembly (Shiv Sena – Shinde faction), cross-checked Waghmare’s credentials. Patil’s younger brother revealed that Waghmare had actually worked under him at a call center. Patil then lodged a complaint with the Rabale police.

Initially, Waghmare even misled the police by claiming to be a senior official. However, further verification proved his documents were fake, leading to his arrest on charges of forgery and cheating.

Investigators also found that Waghmare had promoted himself on social media, posting congratulatory messages on his ‘appointment,’ photographs in government offices and vehicles, and even a video suggesting he held a diplomatic passport. After the arrest, he deleted most of these posts.

Police are now probing the extent of his activities and whether he cheated more people under the guise of being a high-ranking officer.

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