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A 45-year-old woman from Dombivli drowned after slipping into a pond where she had been washing clothes on Monday morning. Her 18-year-old son, who dived in to save her, also died. The deceased have been identified as Pramila Anjara and Nikhil.They were residents of Bhopar village. Source: Mumbai News

BEST panel members fear large-scale migration of electricity consumers to Tata Power Company - now that a committee has been formed to examine the network rollout plan for TPC in island city. Source: Mumbai News

Fans across 4 cities reveal the name of the next big thing by Tata Motors in a massive online and on-ground clue hunt Source: Mumbai News

The right wing Hindu Mahasabha will bid for under world don Dawood Ibrahim's property in Pakmodia Street today (Tuesday). The auction will take place at Hotel Diplomat in Colaba from 11 am under the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (forfeiture of properties) Act, with a reserve price of Rs 1.18 crore. Source: Mumbai News

A 34-year-old man was found brutally murdered in his flat at Evershine Nagar in Malad West on Tuesday night. The deceased, Ronnie D'Souza, used to work on a rig. He was alone at home at the time of the incident. Source: Mumbai News

The Siddhivinayak temple - one of India's richest shrines - has decided to move 40 kg of its gold reserves to the government-sponsored Gold Monetisation Scheme. This is likely to earn the temple nearly Rs 69 lakh in annual interest. Source: Mumbai News

State government is apparently thinking on whether to challenge the high court verdict in salman khan case or not in the Supreme Court. Source: Mumbai News

For two years, activists of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), along with international journalist Manfred Karremann, investigated the billion-dollar leather industry in Bangladesh. Source: Mumbai News

Justice A R Joshi of the Bombay high court awaits the arrival of actor Salman Khan to court for pronouncement of the judgment in the appeal filed by the actor against his conviction in the 2002 case. The Judge held that the prosecution has failed to establish its case on all charges against the actor beyond reasonable doubt. Also in considered view of court even charge of section 134 of MV act may not be attracted, the judge said. Source: Mumbai News

Justice A R Joshi of the Bombay high court awaits the arrival of actor Salman Khan to court for pronouncement of the judgment in the appeal filed by the actor against his conviction in the 2002 case. The Judge held that the prosecution has failed to establish its case on all charges against the actor beyond reasonable doubt. Also in considered view of court even charge of section 134 of MV act may not be attracted, the judge said. Source: Mumbai News