A 50-year-old man was given a one-year jail sentence by a court in Maharashtra’s Thane district for assaulting a police officer who was on duty in Navi Mumbai in 2015.

More Sessions The accused, Shailendra Mahendra Singh, of Nerul in Navi Mumbai, was also fined Rs 4,500 by Judge K R Deshpande in Tuesday’s ruling.

The case’s complainant, Anagha Vivek Kale, and her companions were driving to work on April 25, 2015, according to Additional Public Prosecutor E B Dhamal, who testified in court. When the accused, who was on a motorcycle, approached their automobile, they were assaulted and beaten.

After that, the woman called the police and requested help. Later, Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Hire and his crew reached the location. The accused also mistreated them, manhandled them, and threatened them with severe repercussions.

The accused was then overwhelmed by the other police officers. After his arrest, he was given bail. Sections 353, 341, 506, and 509 of the Indian Penal Code were utilized to book the accused.

The accused was sentenced to various lengths of imprisonment under various legal laws, with the maximum being one year, after the court observed that the prosecution had effectively proven all of the allegations against him.

The judge ordered that each sentence run consecutively. Additionally, it mandated that Rs 3,000 be handed to the complainant lady and Rs 1,000 to the accused when the fine money was realized. According to prosecutor Dhamal, the accusations against the accused were supported by the examination of five witnesses in all.

At Kharghar in Navi Mumbai, the second-largest ISKCON temple in Asia is now under construction. This temple’s inauguration ceremony began on January 9 and will last until January 15. On January 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Mumbai to officially open the temple. The temple’s grounds include nine acres. This temple was built on land donated by CIDCO.

This temple was constructed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), a group dedicated to spreading the Bhagavad Gita. This temple was constructed in Navi Mumbai’s Kharghar Sector 23. The construction of this temple took twelve arduous years.

White and brown marble stones were used in the construction of the temple. Three-dimensional images of Lord Krishna have been utilized in the temple’s hall. The Dashavatar temple has a lot of silver doors. The doors are engraved with pictures of a flag, a horse, and a chakra. This temple is called Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohan and is devoted to Lord Krishna.

Three idols of Srila Prabhupada, the founder of the ISKCON temple, as well as idols of his Indian and international followers, his pictures, and his writings have been used to construct a monument.

Although there are over 800 ISKCON temples across the globe, this one will be the only one in Navi Mumbai to have a monument dedicated to ISKCON founder Prabhupada ji. Preparations for yagna and other life-giving activities have started, and religious ceremonies will take place for a week.

On January 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate this temple. According to Surdas Prabhu, the temple’s chief physician and trustee, he will also visit the Vedic Museum and cultural center on the temple grounds and offer prayers there. Actress Hema Malini and musician Anup Jalota are among the many other well-known people who will attend the inaugural ceremony.

Following a flurry of social media outcry over the rising cost of housing, Maharashtra Minister for Social Justice and CIDCO Chairman Sanjay Shirsat announced that he would meet with former chief minister Eknath Shinde, the minister of housing, and chief minister Devendra Fadnavis in an attempt to lower the prices.

In addition to residents, the Congress Party had also voiced their disapproval of the exorbitant prices of the homes under the “my preferred Cidco house” program, arguing that CIDCO’s rates were comparable to those of private builders. As many as 1,20,000 persons have applied for the 26,000 houses that CIDCO plans to develop.

These homes’ pricing, which vary by location and range from Rs 25 lakh to Rs 97 lakh, were just revealed. The lowest price for a one-bedroom apartment in Taloja is Rs 25 lakh; costs vary by location. But in Vashi, the identical one-bedroom apartment costs Rs 74 lakh.

A one-bedroom apartment in Vashi that has 322 square feet of carpet costs Rs 74 lakh. Similar one-bedroom flats are being offered by private builders in Vashi for between Rs 70 and Rs 75 lakh per square meter. However, locals asserted that CIDCO’s price rate, which comes to Rs 22,000 per square meter, is much beyond the means of the average person.

In light of the growing number of families, Shirsat stated, “I would take up the issue of relaxing the rule of having only one house in Navi Mumbai along with getting the prices down.” Cidco housing is for the general public, and as such, the pricing must be reasonable.