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After Sachin Vaze's arrest in Ambani case, Hemant Nagrale replaces Parambir Singh as Mumbai Police commissioner In a major reshuffle in Mumbai Police, Commissioner Parambir Singh has been transferred. He will be replaced by Hemant Nagrale. advertisement Mumbai top cop Parambir Singh (L) has been replaced by Hemant Nagrale (R) Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh has been transferred to Maharashtra’s Home Guard department, state Home Minister Anil Deshmukh tweeted on Wednesday. Maharashtra Director General of Police (DGP) Hemant Nagrale is the new Mumbai Police Commissioner, Anil Deshmu...

Mumbai’s new police chief saved lives in 26/11 terror attacks Updated: Updated: March 17, 2021 23:37 IST Hemant Nagrale spotted bag containing RDX near Taj hotel, rescued hostages and shifted injured to hospitals Share Article AAA Hemant Nagrale spotted bag containing RDX near Taj hotel, rescued hostages and shifted injured to hospitals Senior IPS officer Hemant Nagrale, who was on Wednesday appointed the new Police Commissioner of Mumbai, saved lives during the 26/11 terror attacks by recovering a bag containing RDX near the Taj Mahal Palace hotel in south Mumbai and shifting it to a safer...

All you need to know about new Maharashtra DGP Hemant Nagrale All you need to know about new Maharashtra DGP Hemant Nagrale Hemant Nagrale has received several awards like the President’s Police Medal, Vishesh Seva Padak and Antarik Suraksha Padak for his service over the years. He also played an instrumental role in saving people during the Mumbai terror attack in 2008. advertisement Hemant Nagrale. Hemant Nagrale, an IPS from 1987 batch Maharashtra Cadre officer, will be holding the additional charge of Directorate General of Maharashtra Police. The IPS officer pursued his schooling ti...

December 14, 2020 The human rights abuses that plagued the Enron Corporation’s Dabhol power plant in India from 1992 to 1998 demonstrate the need for US government agencies to scrutinise such controversial projects more closely, the Human Rights Watch said. In 1999, Human Rights Watch charged in a 166-page report, “The Enron Corporation: Corporate Complicity in Human Rights Violations,” that Enron subsidiaries paid local law enforcement agencies to suppress opposition to its power plant in Maharashtra. “Enron is now being widely accused of arrogance and lack of transparency, but the p...