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Yoga and meditation, a part of wellness tourism will be top of the state’s agenda to attract international tour operators and tourists Source: Mumbai News

The Supreme court on Thursday declined to hear a challenge to the Bombay HC order lifting a ban on sale of meat on September 17 on the occasion of Paryushan, a period of fasting observed by Jains. Source: Mumbai News

Indians travel only during the two big holidays summer and winter -and festivals. But for all those who feel that September is an odd month to plan a holiday , think again. It's the ideal month to indulge your inner wanderlust as it is neither too hot nor too cold; travel and stay are also inexpensive as it is considered `off season'. We list 10 destinations -five local and five international -where you should pack your bags and head out to this month... Source: Mumbai News

A 40 year old man was set on fire while two local Shiv Sena leaders were attacked with sword, for complaining about spurious liquor business run by four members of a family in their area in Ulhasnagar on Tuesday night. Source: Mumbai News

A special women's court today sentenced operator, Javed Sheikh to life imprisonment until his death. Source: Mumbai News

The U.S. Ambassador to India Richard Verma on Thursday launched the'Mumbai Dialogue: Towards a TB-Free India' along with legendary Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan and Ratan Tata, Chairman, Sir Ratan Tata Trusts. Source: Mumbai News

Rituparna Chakraborty, president, Indian Staffing Federation, an apex body of staffing industry in India, has been featured in the Global Power 100 – Woman in Staffing & International 50. Source: Mumbai News

With the rainfall in Maharashtra still deficient, water levels in Maharashtra’s dams are at 49% of capacity as compared to 72% at this time last year. Source: Mumbai News

In view of the meagre rains in the state, the Maharashtra government has decided to allow the setting up of cattle camps in Parbhanu, Ahmednagar and Solapur districts. Source: Mumbai News

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Friday moved a proposal to reduce the number of meat ban days in Mumbai from four to two. Source: Mumbai News