Kharghar News

Tuesday marked a significant day for Mumbai, as Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Michael R Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg Philanthropies and former three-term mayor of New York City signed an agreement to make Mumbai free from road injuries and fatalities by adopting - Global Safety Standards. Source: Mumbai News

Opposing the state government’s plan to develop Jogeshwari-based Ismail Yusuf College as an education hub, some Muslim groups have threatened “forcible possession” of the campus any day between last week of February and first week of March. Source: Mumbai News

Close on the heels of citizens protesting against 4G towers in city gardens, there is now a proposal to install 4G cells on the streetlight poles in island city. Source: Mumbai News

A group of social activists have called the Gujarat police’s insistence on taking Teesta Setalvad and Javed Anand in custody as witch-hunt. Source: Mumbai News

A case of international credit card fraud has come to light with the arrests of 10 persons who were reportedly misusing credit cards details of American citizens to buy online tickets of an amusement theme park in Raigad district. Source: Mumbai News

The Badlapur based Darshana Pawar family who is demanding for justice on Tuesday contacted to GRP commissioner demanding action against GRP men and those responsible for delayed their daughter treatment. Source: Mumbai News

Around 400 bars, pubs and restaurants – located in over 20 malls and multiplexes across Mumbai and in the city’s business areas such as Nariman Point, Kala Ghoda, Andheri, Fort, Powai, BKC and on mill lands such as those in Lower Parel – may get to serve food and liquor 24x7 once the city’s nightlife is liberated. Source: Mumbai News

DG Vanzara, accused in Sohrabuddin Sheikh's and Ishrat Jahan's encounter case is all set to come out of Ahmedabad Central Jail at 12 pm today. Source: Mumbai News

A group of social activists on Tuesday called the Gujarat police insistence on taking Teesta Setalvad and Javed Anand in custody a witch hunt. Source: Mumbai News

Luxury apartments in a Mumbai skyscraper touted as the world's tallest residential building set to be completed next year have gone on sale in the British capital with a starting price tag of 1.4 million pounds. Source: Mumbai News