Kharghar News

During this week’s Legal Aid Session, Consumer Guidance Society of India (CGSI) received four complaints and resolved all amicably which resulted in one disgruntled consumer even getting her cell phone replaced. Source: Mumbai News

The BEST workers' union, which participated in the bus strike this morning, called off their stir after a round of discussions with state transport minister Diwakar Raote. Source: Mumbai News

A 12-year old boy serious injured after a robber robbed home and attacked on his throat with knife on protest Wednesday late evening in Kalyan east. Source: Mumbai News

Passengers on Western Railway can now get Unreserved tickets of Mail / Express trains through smart card operated Automated Ticket Vending Machines (ATVM). Source: Mumbai News

Within days of the Nepal earthquake, it has become clear that the biggest victim of the disaster — apart from the hapless citizens and the centuries-old heritage — has been the country’s tourism industry. Source: Mumbai News

Fast trains to Mumbai CST were running late after a technical snag was reported on the tracks between Thane and Mulund stations on Friday morning around 10:30am. Source: Mumbai News

The Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) on Friday presented the conclusion of a bird survey which was conducted all throughout the year 2014 Source: Mumbai News

If the coming three-day long weekend has got you all excited, here's more good news. Ishanya, one of the largest destinations for home decor, lifestyle and more, has brought for its patrons the Ishanya Maharashtra Day Mashup -a three-day long fiesta of the best shopping offers in home and lifestyle, and an unparalleled line-up of fun, food and entertainment. The interesting line-up of celebrations is sure to keep you engaged and excited from May 1-3. Source: Mumbai News

Central Railway will operate Mega Block on its suburban sections for carrying out maintenance on Sunday. Source: Mumbai News

Activists here have welcomed the recent decision of transport commissioner Mahesh Zagade to ban the use of `Horn OK Please' on the rear side of commercial vehicles, such as trucks and tempos, across Maharashtra. Source: Mumbai News