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The 21-year-old wife of Bhojpuri singer Pawan Singh committed suicide at their Andheri West residence early on Sunday. Singh and his wife, Neelam, had tied the knot only three months ago. Police officials said the motive isn't clear yet as no suicide note was found. Source: Mumbai News

The medical community has lauded the Centre’s decision to label mephedrone as a psychotropic substance, but now a bigger concern seems to be total absence of rehabilitation facilities for those between 11 and 14 years of age, who are worst affected by the “mephedrone epidemic” Source: Mumbai News

Now in its third edition, the India Kids Fashion Week 2015, in association with Jabong and a property of Event Capital and Craftworld, saw hundreds of kids walking the ramp with designers and celebrities at The Grand, after a two day extravaganza in Mumbai. Source: Mumbai News

Shiv Sena and MNS on Sunday put on full public display their shared interest in the Shiv Jayanti celebrations, transforming the legendary Maratha king’s birth anniversary into a mega event Source: Mumbai News

The world may have celebrated Women’s Day yesterday, but their presence and beauty gives Mumbai a vibrant edge, every day. Source: Mumbai News

Communist ideologue Govind Pansare’s murder, scrapping of Muslim job reservation, widespread unrest over the Metro-III project and aid to farmers are key issues, which will cast a shadow on the Budget session of the Maharashtra legislature, said analysts on Sunday Source: Mumbai News

Eyebrows are being raised over Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s decision to rehabilitate former chief minister Ashok Chavan and give him a plum assignment Source: Mumbai News

Batting for the rights of commuters, the apex consumer body recently upheld a state commission order directing Northern Railways to pay a compensation of Rs 50,000 to a waitlisted CRPF officer, H Singh, who had to endure harassment at the hands of a ticket-checker who demanded excess money to allot him one of the four vacant seats on a Rajdhani train in 2002. Source: Mumbai News

For Pramodini Sarode, a bus conductor was a difficult choice of profession, as it involved encountering all sorts of commuters on long-distance routes, many of whom try to create a ruckus. Source: Mumbai News

At Elphinstone Road station, you are likely to find a woman being referred to as 'masterji', since Sandhya Varma is the station master here. Source: Mumbai News