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Unlocking Potential: Navi Mumbai Prepares to Host ‘Fearless Leadership-The Jamvant Effect’ (Season -2) This Saturday

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A powerful initiative by the One World Women Network aims to spark entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and bold leadership among women and the youth.

The Event

True leadership isn’t just about managing teams; it’s about finding the inner strength to step forward fearlessly. With this inspiring vision, the One World Women Network (OWWN) is bringing the second season of its highly anticipated event, “Fearless Leadership-The Jamvant Effect,”(Season – 2) to Navi Mumbai on Saturday, July 18. Designed to empower women and young minds to embrace entrepreneurship and self-reliance, the gathering will take place from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the D.Y. Patil University Center of Excellence in Nerul.

A Space for Inspiration and Recognition

The afternoon promises deep insights, headlined by Dr. Deepak Vohra, a retired senior Indian diplomat and strategic global affairs expert. Known for his moving, high-energy speeches, Dr. Vohra will share what it truly means to lead with courage in a rapidly changing world. The event will also celebrate real-world changemakers with the presentation of the “Beacon of Leadership Award 2026,” honoring extraordinary individuals who have broken barriers and made a lasting impact across various fields.

A Community Coming Together

This unique initiative brings together some of the brightest minds across the corporate, social, and academic sectors. Notable guests and mentors supporting the cause include:

  • Anant Singhania, CEO of JK Industries
  • Manju Prabhat Lodha, dedicated social worker
  • R.K. Jain, well-known industrialist and founder of Sara Chemicals
  • Jayant Ghate, former President of the World Trade Center (WTC)
  • Dr. Trupti, senior educationist from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)

Founded by Anshul Sharma, OWWN’s mission is driven by a passionate team including Dr. Anurita Gautam, Garima Sharma, Jayshree Katkar, and Prammit Ssinha. The event is also guided by institutional advisors R.K. Jain and Dr. Ranjeev Manrao, with strong collaborative support from Dr. Karuna Malviya (Dean, School of Law), Dr. Prachi Dhoke, Dr. Deepali, and the team at D.Y. Patil University.

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Navi Mumbai ACB Urges Citizens to Help End Bribery

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A new helpline and campaign invite residents to report corrupt officials with full privacy guaranteed.

The Campaign

If a government official demands a bribe for work that should be routine, you no longer have to suffer in silence. The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Navi Mumbai has launched a public awareness drive titled “Bribe-Free Navi Mumbai – Our City, Our Responsibility.”

The campaign encourages residents to take a stand against corruption and report any public employee demanding money beyond official fees. Authorities emphasize that stopping systemic bribe-taking requires active participation from everyday citizens.

To make reporting safe and simple, the ACB has activated a toll-free helpline, 1064, alongside a dedicated WhatsApp number (9920351064). Residents can also reach out via email at dyspacbnm@gmail.com. Acknowledging the common fear of retaliation, officials reassure the public that every complaint will be handled with strict confidentiality. No citizen’s identity will be revealed, and prompt legal action will follow against any official found guilty.

Deputy Superintendent of Police Dharmaraj Sonke urged citizens to refuse illegal demands flatly: “Corruption can only be effectively curbed when the public says no. Do not pay bribes under any circumstances report it immediately.” With accessible channels now open, local officials hope citizens will feel empowered to help build a fairer, more transparent city.

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Kharghar Police Arrest Two in Late-Night Drug Bust

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Officers intercept suspects in Sector 35F, seizing mephedrone and counting equipment worth Rs 4.33 lakh.

The Arrest

A routine late-night patrol in Kharghar ended in a major narcotics bust after police spotted two young men acting suspiciously near Sai Symphony Society in Sector 35F.

The encounter led to the arrest of Mohammad Athar Husain Shamshad Husain Ansari, 28, and Altamim Awais Siddiqui, 20. Upon searching Ansari, officers recovered 14.11 grams of mephedrone (MD) valued at over Rs 70,000, along with cash, a mobile phone, and a motorcycle. A subsequent search of Siddiqui and his flat inside the residential building uncovered additional drugs, smartphones, an electronic weighing scale, and a currency-counting machine. In total, authorities seized drugs and contraband-related assets worth Rs 4.33 lakh.

Both men have been booked under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Investigating officer Assistant Police Inspector Shadar Barkade noted that police are actively working to trace the local supply chain and identify who supplied the drugs to the duo.

With illicit substances increasingly making their way into residential neighborhoods, local authorities hope this quick catch sends a clear signal that neighborhood patrols will remain vigilant against drug peddling in Navi Mumbai.

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NCP Women’s Wing Demands Apology Over Controversial Remarks

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Protesters take to the streets, calling for accountability after public outcry over historical comparisons.

The Protest

Tensions flared in local political circles as members of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Women’s Wing staged a protest, demanding an immediate public apology from Congress leader Harshwardhan Sapkal over controversial historical remarks.

The controversy erupted following comments made by Sapkal, the President of the Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee, which drew sharp criticism for making sensitive comparisons involving Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Protesters gathered in strong numbers, expressing deep resentment over what they described as an insult to historical sentiments and public pride.

Demonstrators chanted slogans, urging political leaders to exercise restraint and respect cultural heritage when making public statements. Local representatives from the NCP Women’s Wing warned that continued disregard for public sentiment would lead to wider agitations across the region.

Addressing the mounting backlash, Sapkal later clarified his stance, offering an unconditional apology to followers of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. He emphasized that his words had been misinterpreted and reiterated his utmost reverence for the historic ruler.

While the apology aims to diffuse the situation, the incident highlights how deeply public sentiment remains tied to historical legacy, serving as a reminder to leaders about the impact of their public commentary.

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