Megha Sood is a journalist at Hindustan Times. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and construction and real estate, while also delving into issues of animal cruelty and regional interests. Megha's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, MSN, and Hindustan Times.
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By: Megha Sood
MUMBAI: A 21-year-old MBA student in Malad paid ₹ Published on: Sep 7, 2026, 07:43:20 IST By
By: Megha Sood
India, Sept. 7 -- A 21-year-old MBA student in Malad paid Rs.24.64 lakh to a man who claimed to be a student counsellor at his college after being
By: Megha Sood
The action has temporarily brought the curtains down on screenings at a cinema complex that has occupied a distinctive place in Mumbai's movie history. Opened in 1972, Gaiety-Galaxy has remained closely associated with the city's single-screen cinema culture and, over the decades, became a favourite destination for film buffs and Bollywood enthusiasts
By: Megha Sood
With instances of wrong-side driving and one-way violation increasing across the city, the Mumbai traffic police have stepped up vigil across all 41 traffic divisions in Mumbai and deployed special teams from morning till late night at high-risk locations
By: Vinay Dalvi, Megha Sood
One suspect allegedly posed as a PMO official while an ex-serviceman accompanying him claimed to be an SPG member and carried a revolver.
By: Megha Sood
The incident took place during the lunch break at the school. Police said the cook had prepared Khichdi for the students and was trying to open the pressure cooker to serve it when the lid suddenly blew off with force
By: Vinay Dalvi, Megha Sood
One suspect allegedly posed as a PMO official while an ex-serviceman accompanying him claimed to be an SPG member and carried a revolver.
By: Megha Sood
Shalini Crasta's husband, Ryan Crasta, had approached the police in July, alleging that she had defrauded him by forging documents to sell their flat in Borivali in which he has a 50% share
MUMBAI: A road blockade on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad national highway protesting the installation of smart electricity meters drew the attention of the authorities on Thursday, who said it was no longer mandatory to adopt the new system
By: Megha Sood
Shalini Crasta’s husband, Ryan Crasta, had approached the police in July, alleging that she had defrauded him by forging documents to sell their flat in Borivali in which he has a 50% share
