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Suryankanta Mahila Audyogik Sahakari Sanstha, which supplied chikki to the state for distribution to anganwadis, on Tuesday pleaded before the Bombay high court that the state be asked to release its payment of Rs 19 crore. The payment has been held up for almost five months said its counsel Venkatesh Dhond even as the state government pleader Abhinandan Vagyani said a high-level committee is now looking into all rate contract purchases, of not just chikki but across departments in the last 15 years. Source: Mumbai News

A case of cheating and forgery has been registered against an assistant commissioner of the Vasai Virar Municipal Corporation (VVMC) for allegedly fabricating the rubber stamp of the Vasai police station to help builders. Source: Mumbai News

On seeing the incident, a youth nearby too jumped into the water. Both feared drowned. The incident occurred at around 10.45pm when the girl along with her two friends (all girls aged around 19 and 20) has gone to take a stroll. Source: Mumbai News

When Mansoor A Mukadam saunters down the crowded, potholed roads of Mumbra, strangers stare at his 5.9 ft physique. But his height is not the only reason people gawk. Source: Mumbai News

A 20-year-old college girl drowned at Bandra Bandstand on Saturday. She is believed to have been swept away in the high tide. On seeing the incident, a youth who was standing nearby too jumped into the sea. Source: Mumbai News

MNS president Raj Thackeray has revived the Hindutva debate by stating that his idea of Hindutva was not applicable to members of the minority community. Source: Mumbai News

Police jamborees, Bollywood nights and similar spectacles are a thing of the past at the Andheri Sports Complex's stadium, which is being readied for the Fifa Under-17 World Cup in 2017. Source: Mumbai News

Seventeen of the 1.8 lakh candidates who appeared for the Common Admission Test 2015 bagged the perfect score, the highest in the last five years. Source: Mumbai News

A 20-year-old college girl drowned at Bandra Bandstand on Saturday. She is believed to have been swept away in the high tide. On seeing the incident, a youth who was standing nearby too jumped into the sea. Source: Mumbai News

One cannot associate words like indomitable grit and amazing stamina to the girl with the coy smile and frail structure. However, 15-year-old Sarita Wadde exhibited all these qualities, and more, while escaping from a Naxal camp in Abujhmadh and walking without food for over 24 hours to return home. Source: Mumbai News