The department of postal services is set to open its first “all-woman post office” in Mumbai on April 12.

In the last six years, 47,663 local trains passengers have met with accidents in Mumbai’s suburban areas, but the Railways, in its records, has been marking these victims as trespassers.

Navy Lt. Commander Abhilash Tomy, who embarked on a solo non-stop circumnavigation on a sail boat last November, is all set to cross the finish line after he completes a round of the globe in the second leg of Sagar Parikrama on April 6.

The Bombay high court’s direction to Central and Western Railways’ to consider setting up 15 emergency medical centres has baffled senior railway officers.

Western Railway’s (WR) initiative involving women railway police force (RPF) to raise the level of alertness among commuters has reached out to a lakh women travelling in locals.

All 32,000 taxis that ply in Mumbai have agreed to bear indicators on top of its hood reflecting if they are available or not.

The law and judiciary department of the Maharashtra government has slapped a showcause notice on the trust managing Saibaba Temple for spending lakhs of rupees on a slew of projects without taking due permissions.

Keeping in mind the increasing demands of film shootings at railway stations and inside the trains, both Central and Western Railway have opened a “single window” to provide hassle-free clearance for

The first and final level of the trial run for the country’s first-ever monorail will be held in June and if everything goes as planned, it will start running from September end this year.

In an attempt to curb the menace of trespassing on railway tracks, the Mumbai Rail Vikas Corporation (MRVC) has selected 12 stations that would be upgraded with additional foot overbridges (FOB), fenc