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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

Four days after 11 Mumbai policemen went back to jail to serve their punishment in the Lakhan Bhaiya fake encounter case, there was no reprieve for the cops from the Supreme Court. Source: Mumbai News

Due to ongoing demolition work undertaken at the Hancock bridge, the telephone services of 3,078 consumers were affected on Friday. The problem is likely to continue for 3-4 days, MTNL officials told this newspaper. Source: Mumbai News

While there will be 18-hour block between Byculla and Mumbai CST on Sunday for the demolition of the Hancock bridge, the Western Railway will also carry out a megablock between Goregaon and Borivali stations the same day. Source: Mumbai News

Extradited gangster Chota Rajan was produced via conferencing on Thursday before the special MCOCA court conducting the trial in the murder of journalist J Dey. The special court housed at the Arthur Road jail remanded him to judicial custody. Source: Mumbai News

Extradited gangster Chota Rajan was produced via conferencing on Thursday before the special MCOCA court conducting the trial in the murder of journalist J Dey. The special court housed at the Arthur Road jail remanded him to judicial custody. Source: Mumbai News

The donation box kept near the Grotto of the Our Lady of Remedy Church in Vasai was allegedly broken by unknown people early Thursday. The amount of money taken away is not known. Source: Mumbai News

The Bombay high court on Wednesday ruled that there should be be a "zero tolerance policy" for drunken driving. Source: Mumbai News

A horrible visual of a stray dog tied behind a container trailer vehicle and dragged for quite a distance at Wagholi Road, near Pune, has gone viral on social networking sites, with animal rights activists demanding that the cruel trailer driver be arrested. Source: Mumbai News

On receiving over 200 obscene calls and messages on her phone from unknown numbers in the last one month, a Nalasopara housewife approached the police. The cops tracked down three of the callers, who confessed that they had found the mobile phone number scribbled on the wall of the men's toilet at Borivli railway station. Source: Mumbai News