News & Events

The murder of a 62-year-old Kurla resident, whose body was found in Neral last month, has taken a new twist. Police claimed the suspected killer had used a woman to lure the deceased Laxminarayan Kakkad. Source: Mumbai News

The city crime branch is gearing up to question a builder from south Mumbai and his son for using underworld connections to settle a property deal at a throwaway price. Source: Mumbai News

Conventional wisdom has it that life in high rises is lonely and socially isolating. Source: Mumbai News

Social media was abuzz after a 28-year-old businesswoman tweeted about her “scary” taxi ride on Monday night. Source: Mumbai News

The state anti-terrorism squad, questioning the three National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militants, said the accused were planning to bring some more associates to Maharashtra to avoid arrest or encounters. Source: Mumbai News

The state government may have set up a panel to review the controversial 2034 draft Development Plan for Mumbai, but the errors unearthed in it continue to be so glaring that a detailed review may be unnecessary. Source: Mumbai News

Over the last few years, Hong Kong has emerged as Asia’s art hub. Besides a strong auction market, Art Basel Hong Kong has emerged as a premier event on the international art calendar. It’s soon going to get a mega museum of visual culture called the M+. Source: Mumbai News

The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission recently held the BMC was not liable for medical negligence under the Consumer Protection Act for a service provided free of cost. The commission made the observation while dismissing the complaint filed by a Mahim resident whose 45-day-old son died in 1999, after he swallowed a needle that broke while he was being given the BCG vaccine at a BMC hospital medical camp in Sion Source: Mumbai News

The bypolls of 38 gram panchayats of Palghar will be held on April 22. The bypolls are being held due to various reasons including boycott of earlier gram panchayat elections by some villages. Source: Mumbai News

It seems to be turning into a routine. Hawkers are cleared from Colaba Causeway and lanes leading off it before a VIP pass-through and are allowed to return promptly afterwards. Source: Mumbai News