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Articles by Jaya Tiwari
Maharashtra FDA to intensify food safety checks during festive season
Mumbai: Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe on Wednesday announced a stricter, state-wide food safety enforcement plan ahead of the festive season, with increased inspections of food establishments, schools, anganwadis, and facilities supplying meals. Speaking at a media interaction organised by the Mumbai Press Club, Mundhe said, “The FDA was preparing separate measures covering the period before, during, and after the festive season.
MMR reels under heavy monsoon showers
Email Don't have an account? Sign up MMR reels under heavy monsoon showers Navi Mumbai/Thane/Kalyan: After weeks of below-normal rainfall, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) finally received widespread showers, bringing relief to water reservoirs but causing severe waterlogging, traffic congestion, and disruption across Navi Mumbai, Thane, and Kalyan-Dombivli. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an Orange Alert across most parts of the MMR until July 5.
Costly AC locals and crowded trains raise safety concerns
By Jaya Tiwari and Manpreet Singh NAVI MUMBAI: Overcrowding in Mumbai’s suburban railway network continues to be a major concern for commuters, many of whom believe that the high fares and low frequency of AC local trains are contributing to the rush in regular services. Commuters on the Harbour Line say AC local trains, which operate at intervals of around two hours, often run with vacant seats as daily passengers complain about higher fares.
Several city colleges score 100% HSC results
By Prajakta Chavan Rane and Jaya Tiwari Vashi/Nerul: Several junior colleges across Navi Mumbai continued their strong academic performance by recording 100 per cent results in the Maharashtra State Board Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations, the results of which were declared on May 2.
It’s Mango time again!
By Ajit Shirse and Jaya Tiwari As May begins, it marks the arrival of peak mango season, arguably the most awaited time for food lovers. From street stalls to home kitchens, the king of fruits takes centre stage, inspiring a wide range of dishes that celebrate its rich, tropical flavour. On the sweeter side, mango becomes the hero of indulgent desserts and refreshing drinks. Classics like mango kulfi, mango pudding, mango cheesecake, mango lassi, and aamrakhand are household favourites.
Declining reading habits worry parents
Email Don't have an account? Sign up Declining reading habits worry parents By Jaya Tiwari Navi Mumbai: Rising screen time among children and their growing dependence on digital platforms have become a major concern for parents. Thus, efforts are being made to take conscious steps to revive reading habits at home. Instead of relying only on libraries, families are now trying to make books a regular part of daily routines.
Nerul Gymkhana promotes Youth Gymnastics
By Jaya Tiwari Nerul: Set to host Gymnastics Summer Camp 2026, Nerul Gymkhana will be focusing on nurturing young talent while promoting children’s fitness and overall development this year. The initiative aims not only to train participants but also to increase awareness about gymnastics, often referred to as the “Mother of all games.” The camp will be led by coach Vivek D. Shinde, who emphasized the importance of the sport in early development.
Food Coma: Pittha - the rice and chana dal dumplings I learnt to cook as I thought of home
How do I describe the motive that could pull my 70 year-old grandmother out of her bed on a bitter winter morning to prepare for the family? It was not obligation. It was pittha and the desire to do it all by herself. Soaking the chana dal, grinding it after hours, kneading the rice flour dough patiently without actually needing to think about measurements. Over time, as I grew fond of pittha – steamed rice dumplings stuffed with spicychana dal – making it became a bit of an assembly-line process.
Correction: Prevalence and association of musculoskeletal disorders with various risk factors among older Indian adults: Insights from a nationally representative survey
The first two authors, Jaya Tiwari and Pritam Halder, should be noted as shared first co-authors on this work. The third and sixth authors, Divya Sharma and Tanvi Kiran, should be noted as shared co-corresponding authors on this work. Divya Sharma’s email address is: divya2809.sharma@gmail.com. Reference 1. Tiwari J, Halder P, Sharma D, Saini UC, Rajagopal V, Kiran T.
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