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    Dahi Handi celebration: One dead, 376 'Govindas' injured in Mumbai

    A seven-year-old boy died and 376 ‘Govindas’ were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai on Saturday, civic officials said. The boy died after a brick column collapsed on him while children celebrated independently in Malvani. Of the injured Govindas, 53 remain hospitalised, while 286 have been discharged after treatment.

    22 'govindas' injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai

    Twenty-two govindas sustained injuries during Mumbai's Dahi Handi celebrations on Saturday. Most of these participants received treatment and were discharged from hospitals shortly after. The annual Dahi Handi festival, part of Janmashtami, saw enthusiastic participation across the state. Police had increased security measures throughout the city for the event. Extensive medical arrangements were also made by civic authorities for injured participants.

    King Edward was 'King Kasab' who killed lakhs of Indians: BJP Minister

    Maharashtra minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha has controversially proposed renaming KEM Hospital, named after King Edward VII, calling the British monarch "King Kasab who looted India and killed lakhs of Indians." He urged condemnation for supporters of King Edward. However, Industries Minister Uday Samant clarified that no final decision has been made regarding the hospital's name change.

    As Mangal Prabhat Lodha demands KEM hospital renaming, Sanjay Raut asks minister to drop Trump word from his project

    Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has responded to a BJP minister's demand to rename KEM Hospital. Raut suggested the minister should also remove 'Trump' from his real estate project. This comes after the minister called for removing the British colonial link from the hospital's name. Raut pointed out that the US President has imposed tariffs on India.

    Deaths of 2 patients at KEM Hospital not linked to COVID-19, no need to panic: BMC

    Mumbai's KEM Hospital clarified that recent patient deaths were due to pre-existing conditions, not COVID-19, urging the public to remain calm. While COVID-19 is now considered endemic with sporadic cases, the BMC assures constant monitoring and has allocated resources in municipal hospitals for treatment.

    Death toll in Ghatkopar hoarding collapse incident rises to 17

    Raju Sonawane (52), who had suffered injuries after the hoarding collapsed on a petrol pump in Chheda Nagar locality during gusty winds and unseasonal rains, died during treatment at the KEM Hospital on May 19, a civic official said.

    The Economic Times
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