Maharashtra
Mumbai Weather Update: Week-Long Thundershowers Or Rains Expected In City

Mumbai: The IMD predicts that there will be rain or thundershowers in the city on the evening or night of September 23. This forecast is part of a larger weather trend after an extended period of little precipitation. Residents should stay informed about weather conditions and get ready for possible thunderstorms.
Mumbai Experiences Rain After Long Dry Spell
Following a long period of no rain, Mumbai is predicted to see the return of wet weather this week. During this season, the IMD observed a total rainfall of 2,308.8 mm at the Colaba observatory and 2,605.4 mm at the Santa Cruz observatory. Because of the lack of rain, temperatures during both the day and night have been higher than usual, with Colaba and Santa Cruz recording minimum temperatures of 26.8 and 25.8 degrees Celsius respectively on Sunday. The water volume in the lakes was recorded at 14.20 lakh million litres, close to 98.15% capacity.
Mumbai’s Weather Throughout The Week
The forecast for September 23 predicts a low of 26 degrees Celsius and a high of 32 degrees Celsius, with overcast skies and the possibility of light rain or drizzle. On September 24, expect a slight decrease in the minimum temperature to 25 degrees Celsius, while the maximum will reach 31 degrees Celsius. The sky will be partly cloudy with a chance of moderate rain or thunderstorms.
Temperature Variations
On September 25th, temperatures will drop even more, ranging from a low of 22 degrees Celsius to a high of 30 degrees Celsius, while heavy rain is predicted to fall beneath an overcast sky. The temperatures on September 26 will vary between 23 and 28 degrees Celsius, maintaining the pattern of mostly cloudy skies with light rain. Rain can be expected on September 27 with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C, and more rain on September 28, with temperatures between 26°C and 30°C.
Maharashtra
Three arrested in theft at Sewri Jain temple; police track down accused even after damaging CCTV

Mumbai: The police have claimed to have arrested three masked robbers who ransacked a Jain temple in the limits of the Sewri RA Kadwai Marg police station. On April 22 at 2 am, three unidentified robbers broke the lock of the Jain temple and entered the temple. They stole the idol’s ornaments – gold tikka, gold kapati, silver mace, donation box worth a total of more than Rs 7 lakh and cash and fled.
During the theft, the unidentified robbers had damaged the CCTV camera and video footage and had also cut its wires, so it was difficult to find them, but the police team examined more than 70 CCTV footage at 29 places in the area, in which these accused were identified. The accused had covered their faces with a handkerchief so that they could not be identified. However, using technology, the police arrested the three thieves, Sunil Singh Suraj Singh, Rahul Singh Parveen Singh, and Jagar Dinesh Singh Vaghela. The stolen goods and equipment have been recovered from the possession of the accused. This operation was carried out under the leadership of Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti on the instructions of Joint Commissioner of Police Satyanarayan Chaudhary and DCP Ragasudha.
Maharashtra
SP leader Raees Sheikh writes to Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vishnu demanding special trains for UP and Bihar

Mumbai: In the wake of the unavailability of train tickets for North Indians from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, Samajwadi Party legislator Raees Sheikh on Saturday demanded that the Railways run special trains from Mumbai to these states. Sheikh made the demand after images of crowding of people on train tracks and railway platforms and lack of basic civic amenities went viral on social media. A large number of people from the North Indian community are upset due to the lack of proper train services.
In his letter to Railway Minister Ashwini Vishnu, Sheikh said that railway stations like Bandra Terminus, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) and Dadar are crowded with passengers for tickets. A large number of North Indians travel to Uttar Pradesh and Bihar during the summer, which coincides with the wedding season. Lack of sufficient trains and resulting overcrowding are causing severe hardship to the North Indian community in Mumbai, said MLA Raees Sheikh, who demanded that the Railways immediately run special trains from Mumbai to Gorakhpur, Patna and other places in Purvanchal, departing from Bandra, LTT and CST stations. Sheikh added, “The Railways should also set up proper help desks and GRP assistance booths at major stations in Mumbai to manage the crowd and assist passengers.” He further stressed on the need to add additional general and sleeper coaches in all trains going to UP to accommodate the rush. He also urged the Railways to take all necessary steps to ensure better coordination with the authorities concerned.
Maharashtra
Accused of verbally abusing Environment Minister Pankaja Munde arrested from Pune

Mumbai: The Maharashtra Cyber Cell has claimed to have arrested a youth from Bhosari area of Pune for harassing Environment Minister Pankaja Munde. According to details, the accused used to harass the minister continuously through several messages and personal mobiles and also made derogatory comments. After that, the Cyber Cell department received a complaint and when the above number was traced, it was found in Bhosari, Pune. A case was registered under the provisions of the Cyber Technology Act and BMS and in this case, the accused Amol Chhagan Rao Kale has been arrested. He is an engineering graduate and is also a resident of Beed district. The accused was produced in the court where an order was issued to keep him on remand. The accused used to harass the minister repeatedly. In this case, the police have also claimed to have seized the mobile phone and other devices used in the crime.
Along with collecting digital evidence, an investigation is also underway to find out who else is involved in this matter. The cyber department takes immediate action on complaints related to women and if someone misuses social media platforms to target women, strict action is taken against them. If someone is found involved in the crime of defaming or threatening women by disclosing their personal information, the cyber department takes strict action against them. The cyber cell has appealed that if any woman is a victim of harassment, she can contact the cyber cell immediately.
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