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Gangster on run; to also be booked under MCOCA soon After receiving plenty of flak from all sides over a recent procession carried out by dreaded gangster Gajanan Marne from Taloja jail to Pune on his release, it seems the police concerned have now finally swung into action and started registering multiple cases against the goon and his accomplices. In a fresh case against Marne and his gang members, police have slapped charges of extortion on them for not paying charges at Urse toll plaza, as also for not paying bills after collecting food items at a food mall en route, on the day of the said procession. The case has been registered against Marne and seven-eight members of his gang at Talegaon Dabhade police station (PS). This is the third case registered by Pimpri-Chinchwad police against Marne after he stepped out of Taloja jail and joined the procession on February 15. Ever since these cases began getting registered against Marne, he has been on the run to avoid ... » Learn More about Fresh cases against Gajanan Marne for procession

Five kilometers separate Sanjay Chugh’s homestead and cabin. What queers the pitch is that these spaces are in Harrington Road and Teynampet respectively, making the distance longer than it really is. That is, if Sanjay seeks to cover it by road in his sedan during rush hour. When he allows himself to be chauffeured by the Metro, there is some proportion to the distance and the time taken to cover it. So, Sanjay unabashedly promotes the Metro. A big boss, his word is bound to count, and it does, as proved by the growing number of Metro pass holders at ANAROCK Property Consultants Pvt. Ltd., where Sanjay is city head and vice-president. “I have told everyone to use the Metro, because I find it convenient. Some started doing so as an experiment, and have become comfortable with it.” Of course, not all of his team members can follow his example even if they wanted to. “Those who do not live near the Metro Corridor regret it.” Sanjay admits he is fortunate on both counts. His ... » Learn More about The big boss’s word on the Metro counts

WASHINGTON - The United States started rolling out Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine to states on Monday, after the single-dose vaccine got green light from regulators to be administered to people 18 and older. Trucks carrying the vaccines are en route to states and sites that have been seeking more doses to curb the pandemic. The shipments are expected to reach states and vaccination sites as early as Tuesday, according to the Joe Biden administration. Johnson & Johnson prepared 4 million doses for initial shipment, and expected to ship more than 20 million doses by March, according to the company. "The Johnson & Johnson vaccine will speed up rollout in part because it does not require the same cold chain as the RNA vaccines," Stanley Perlman, professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of Iowa, told Xinhua. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use on Saturday. A day later, ... » Learn More about US starts rolling out newly-approved Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine