Mumbai: A case of alleged molestation has been registered against a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officer after a woman employee accused him of misbehaving with her inside the BMC headquarters.

Based on the complaint lodged by the victim, Azad Maidan Police Station has registered an FIR against BMC officer Irfan under Sections 78 and 351(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and initiated further investigation.

According to police officials, the accused officer has been issued a notice and called for questioning in connection with the case. The complainant, who is also a BMC employee, alleged that she had gone to meet the officer for official work when he allegedly misused his position and behaved inappropriately with her. She further claimed that the officer used to follow and harass her repeatedly.

Meanwhile, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation administration has also taken serious note of the allegations and ordered an internal inquiry into the matter.

Maharashtra SSC Result 2026: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has declared the Maharashtra SSC Class 10 Result 2026 today, May 8. 

Students can check and download their Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 through the official websites such as mahresult.nic.in and mahahsscboard.in.

To access the Maharashtra SSC marksheet 2026, students must enter their roll number or seat number along with their mother’s first name. Apart from the official websites, students will be able to access their digital marksheets via DigiLocker and SMS. This year, the overall pass percentage of Maharashtra SSC result stands at 92.09%.

Overall pass percentage: 92.09%

Mumbai – 5 students scored 100 percentile

Pune – 12 students scored 100 percentile

Nagpur – 3 students scored 100 percentile

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar – 24 students scored 100 percentile

Kolhapur – 15 students scored 100 percentile

Amravati – 3 students scored 100 percentile

Nashik – 6 students scored 100 percentile

Latur – 7 students scored 100 percentile

179 students has scored 100 percentile

Greater Mumbai

Registered: 27,650 students

Appeared: 27,275 students

Passed: 25,421 students

Overall pass percentage: 93.20%

Male pass percentage: 91.35%

Female pass percentage: 95.19%

Registered: 54,452 students

Appeared: 54,037 students

Passed: 50,968 students

Overall pass percentage: 94.32%

Male pass percentage: 92.92%

Female pass percentage: 95.80%Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%

Registered: 45,294 students

Appeared: 44,741 students

Passed: 41,054 students

Overall pass percentage: 91.75%

Male pass percentage: 89.41%

Female pass percentage: 94.32%

Passed: 3,22,077 students

Overall pass percentage: 92.84%

Male pass percentage: 90.93%

Female pass percentage: 94.94%

The Maharashtra Board conducted the SSC Class 10 examinations from February 20 to March 18, 2026, across 5,111 exam centres in the state.

This year, a total of 16,15,489 students appeared for the examination, including 8,65,740 boys, 7,49,736 girls, and 13 transgender students. Compared to the previous year, student registration increased by 3,879 candidates. Additionally, 23,683 students were registered from across the state.

Students can check their Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 online by following these steps:

Step 1: Visit the official website at mahresult.nic.in.

Step 2: Click on the “SSC Result 2026” link available on the homepage.

Step 3: Enter the seat number or roll number.

Step 4: Fill in the mother’s first name.

Step 5: Submit the details.

Step 6: The Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 will appear on the screen.

Step 7: Download and print the marks sheet for future reference.

Mumbai, May 7: The world’s busiest single-runway airport, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), concluded its annual pre-monsoon runway maintenance programme, restoring full flight operations at 5 pm on Thursday.

The meticulously planned six-hour window saw India’s second-busiest aviation hub undergo a massive engineering health check to ensure the airfield remains resilient against the impending Mumbai rains.

The closure, which began at 11 am, affected both the primary runway (09/27), stretching 3,448 metres, and the secondary runway (14/32) at 2,871 metres. Both strips became fully operational at 5 pm, providing a vital sigh of relief for an airport that manages upwards of 950 air traffic movements (ATMs) daily.

For a single-runway operation of this scale, the maintenance window is less of a break and more of a high-speed logistical sprint. Technical teams deployed across the vast airside focused on monsoon-proofing the infrastructure to prevent hydroplaning and electrical failures during heavy downpours.

The most critical aspect of the maintenance work was to ensure pavement health and remove rubber from the tarmac. This consisted of clearing layers of accumulated tyre rubber to restore necessary friction levels for aircraft braking.

A comprehensive audit of airfield ground lighting (AGL) systems, including the inspection of over 3,000 runway lights and their supporting substations, was carried out, while surface markings were repainted wherever necessary to withstand Mumbai’s usually heavy rain.

A large-scale cleaning of the airport’s sophisticated drainage network to ensure rapid water run-off during high-intensity cloudbursts was carried out, while critical cable networks that support information technology and navigational aids were tested to ensure uninterrupted performance during low-visibility conditions.

The execution of Thursday’s maintenance work was the result of half a year of preparation. Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) began stakeholder coordination six months in advance, allowing domestic and international airlines to realign their flight schedules well ahead of time.

This proactive communication is designed to prevent airlines from scheduling flights during maintenance hours and accordingly mitigate passenger inconvenience.

The annual exercise is considered non-negotiable for CSMIA, given Mumbai’s reputation for some of the most challenging monsoon weather in global aviation.

“By completing the annual pre-monsoon runway maintenance, the airport has reinforced operational readiness ahead of the rainy season. The preventive maintenance is critical as it ensures runway infrastructure consistently meets the highest safety and operational standards and safeguards operations during the high-intensity monsoon period,” said a spokesperson.