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    No jeans or T-shirts: Sena MLA seeks action against Mumbai college for imposing dress code; dubs it 'Talibani fatwa'

    Shiv Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik criticized a Mumbai college for its dress code banning jeans, T-shirts, and revealing outfits, labeling it a "Talibani fatwa." The college, N G Acharya and D K Marathe, issued the notice after previously imposing a dress code that was challenged in court. Sarnaik called for action against the college authorities.

    After hijab ban, Mumbai college bars students from wearing T-shirts, torn jeans

    The directive came after the Bombay High Court on June 26 refused to interfere in a decision taken by the college to impose a ban on hijab, burka and naqab on its premises, observing that such rules do not violate students' fundamental rights.

    HC refuses to interfere in hijab ban decision of Mumbai college

    The Bombay High Court upheld a city-based college's ban on hijab, burka, and naqab, dismissing a petition by nine students who argued it violated their fundamental rights. The court refused to interfere with the college's disciplinary dress code, which applies to all students. The college maintained that the ban was not against the Muslim community but was a uniform dress policy. The students, citing their right to practice religion and privacy, had sought intervention from university authorities before approaching the court.

    Adani Electricity cuts power supply of 100 homes in Mumbai. Here's why

    According to Adani Electricity, these defaulters are among the highest in any colony within their service areas, with outstanding bills accumulating over the years due to interest and penalties. A similar incident occurred in 2019 when power was cut off after residents stopped paying their bills, expecting developers to settle the dues once redevelopment projects were completed.

    Adani Electricity cuts power supply of 100 homes in Mumbai. Here's why

    According to Adani Electricity, these defaulters are among the highest in any colony within their service areas, with outstanding bills accumulating over the years due to interest and penalties. A similar incident occurred in 2019 when power was cut off after residents stopped paying their bills, expecting developers to settle the dues once redevelopment projects were completed.

    Monsoon likely to reach Mumbai by June 9-10

    The monsoon arrived in Maharashtra on June 6, starting from the southern Konkan region and is expected to advance to Ratnagiri and Solapur by June 7. Mumbai is likely to experience monsoon by June 9-10. Telangana has already seen early monsoon with good rainfall. Pre-monsoon rains provided relief in Mumbai, causing waterlogging in some areas.

    The Economic Times
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