Mumbai police commissioner Dr Satyapal Singh patiently listened to several complaints put forth by Juhu locals, including members of the Juhu Scheme Resident Asso-ciation, who raised issues like solic

As heavy showers continued to lash Maharashtra for the second day since Friday, the ballast and bank under the railway track and a small bridge, were washed out completely between Sindi and Tuljapur s

In an effort to provide better amenities to passengers at railway stations, Central Railway and Western Railway have identified 11 new pay-and-park stands for two-wheelers and cars in the Mumbai divis

With the Supreme Court order canceling the government’s ambitious project of having a centralised and uniform admission system for medical colleges in the country in the form of the National Eligibili

Student elections could soon be back in Maharashtra. Higher and technical education minister Rajesh Tope hinted that the decision regarding elections on college campuses was likely to be taken soon.

The Bombay high court called the government resolution (GR), pertaining to the distribution and issuance of Antodaya Ann Yojana (AAY) cards to the “poorest of the poor” across the state, completely “w

Claiming contradictions in the chargesheet filed by various probe agencies, five accused in the 2006 Malegaon bomb blasts case on Friday urged a special court to discharge them.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to go ahead with plans to store water in the Middle Vaitarana dam at full capacity, despite the bridge not being ready.

Anurag Das from Pune was the winner of the FedEx International Student of the Year award and was the recipient of a `5 lakh scholarship.

The state government’s desire to set up a post mortem centre at Siddharth Hospital in Goregaon (west) by August 15, with an aim to lessen the pressure at Bhagwati Hospital, might not be fulfilled this