ANSH GUPTA, 8: THREE DAYS THAT CHANGED A FAMILY FOREVER
AUGUST 30 | THE CRASH
Eight-year-old Ansh Ravindra Gupta, a Class 3 student at Apostolic Carmel, had gone to Jijamata Garden to play.
Around 2:15–2:30 pm, while returning home and crossing St. John Baptist Road...(1/8)
3 days after he left home to play, the investigation is now examining not only what happened on that road, but whether the evidence & witnesses were subsequently subjected to influence.
He was supposed to celebrate his 9th birthday today. (7/8)
Through this new initiative, Bandra Buzz will spotlight people whose everyday service strengthens our community but often goes unnoticed.
Who should we recognise next? Tell us in the comments. (2/2)
With just his whistle and a calm, composed demeanour, Traffic Officer Shashikant Vaze kept vehicles moving smoothly at Mehboob Studio junction, Bandra, at 5:40 pm today. (1/2)
On August 23, the team reached Raxaul in East Champaran district and, with assistance from the local police, arrested the alleged supplier before he could reportedly cross into Nepal.
Further investigation into the wider drug-supply network is underway. (4/4)
Mumbai Police have arrested the alleged main supplier in a case involving 10.010 kg of charas seized near Bandra Terminus, which officers valued at ₹10.01 crore. The suspect was arrested in Bihar while allegedly preparing to flee to Nepal. (1/4)
following which a case was registered under the NDPS Act at Nirmal Nagar Police Station.
Police said information obtained during Sav’s interrogation led an ANC team, including officers Kiran Wagh and Rohit Sali, to Bihar. (3/4)
The demolition reflects a wider transformation unfolding across Bandra West, where the old bungalows that once shaped the neighbourhood’s architectural identity are steadily being replaced by high-rises—altering its scale, skyline and character. (3/4)
Located off Carter Road, the bungalows stand on land belonging to the Wavelash and Sunbeam housing societies. Together, the properties form part of a one-acre redevelopment site, with plans for every apartment in the proposed towers to have a private terrace. (2/4)
Perry Cross Road is poised for a defining change as Gladhurst and Kavas Lodge—two Parsi-owned bungalows dating to the early 20th century—are set to be demolished and replaced by two luxury residential towers. (1/4)
the exercise tested how swiftly and effectively the three units could respond together. The planned drill was completed successfully.
Do regular security drills at Bandra’s public and religious landmarks make you feel safer? Share your views in the comments. (2/2)
Bandra Police joined forces with the West Quick Response Team (West QRT) and the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) to conduct a coordinated mock drill at Mount Mary Basilica.
Designed to assess preparedness for emergencies and potential terrorist attacks...(1/2)