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High-profile former chief minister Prithviraj Chavan said on Saturday that Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi would have to enhance his aggressiveness to take on the BJP in the Lok Sabha. Source: Mumbai News

The demand for sex products is on the rise in cities as well as small towns, revealed a recent countrywide survey of sales trends of adult products. Source: Mumbai News

On Saturday afternoon, children from different schools of Mumbai visited the Times of India press in Kandivli to get a glimpse of processes involved in printing a newspaper as part of the Mumbai for Kids initiative. Source: Mumbai News

A jumbo rail block was carried out till wee hours of Sunday morning for maintenance of track, signalling and overhead equipment. Source: Mumbai News

Most RTOs take up to three months to renew a driving licence and up to a month to issue new ones, but the Borivli RTO has adopted a novel method to reduce this waiting time to 10 days. Source: Mumbai News

Twenty-four hours after the balloon cylinder blast at Arya Gurukul school, in which one person was killed and 13 were injured, five students continue to be under observation in hospital as their eyes are swollen and their vision is affected. Priyanka More (16), who lost vision in her right eye, is out the ICU and now recuperating in the general ward of Mumbai's JJ Hospital. Source: Mumbai News

There was chaos at Girgaum Chowpatty fol lowing the discovery of an unattended bag on Friday Panic ensued among the crowds thronging Chowpat ty after Eid-e-Milad and Christmas celebrations. Source: Mumbai News

A Shiv Sena corporator, Ramesh Gunjal (40), was hacked to death on a road in Ambernath on Friday . Police sources said, before dying, Gunjal named 13 people, and police are now searching for them. Source: Mumbai News

The district consumer redressal forum recently rapped a private insurance firm for deficiency in service as it had refused to settle the hospital and surgery bills of an insured person on the grounds that it was a pre-existing disease which was concealed from them. Source: Mumbai News

It was a happy Eid for the family of Noor Mohammed, the second of the four missing Malwani men, who returned home on Thursday. Noor's wife Rahimunnisa said he had gone to Karnataka, possibly because her parents live there. Source: Mumbai News