Following in the footsteps of his arch rivals, Chhota Shakeel and Abu Salem, who imported sharpshooters from Uttar Pradesh, Chhota Rajan has now begun to do the same.

A month and a half after the murder of his trusted aide Farid Tanasha, allegedly by Bharat Nepali’s men, underworld don Chhota Rajan took his revenge for the murder by having Nepali’s wife killed.

In yet another jolt to the Mumbai police, a prime suspect in the murder case of music baron Gulshan Kumar — Abdul Qayyum Shaikh — was acquitted by the Sewri fast track court on Wednesday.

The sessions court on Tuesday directed Balaji Telefilms and director of the upcoming movie Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, to show a disclaimer in the film stating that it bears no resemblance to alleged

Judicial custody of Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu and 74 others on Monday was extended by seven days and the Maharashtra government defiantly reiterated its stand to not allow the TDP leader to visit the Babhali barrage. Mr Naidu once again refused to avail of bail until he got a chance to visit the Babhali barrage.

The Bombay high court on Monday once again slapped the stringent Maharashtra Control Organised Crime Act on the members of the radical Hindu outfit that includes Pragya Singh Thakur, aka, Sadhvi Purnachetnanand, and the other 10 accused in the 2008 Malegaon bomb blasts case. The trial of the case will now resume before a special MCOCA court in Mumbai.

A study conducted by Nasa’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies has revealed that motor vehicles are the largest form of pollutants in the world and they will remain so till 2020.

The Telugu Desam Party chief and former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh Chandrababu Naidu and 65 of his supporters were sent to two days of magisterial custody on Sunday after they chose to be jailed rather than accepting bail. Mr Naidu was arrested in Dharmabad, Nanded on Friday after he attempted to visit the Babhali barrage irrigation project, violating propitiatory orders issued by the state government.

Major FM channels in Mumbai have agreed to play Marathi songs on their channels following a warning by the Shiv Sena. Sena chief Bal Thackeray had given all FM players in Mumbai a seven-day deadline to start airing Marathi songs on July 11.

Telugu Desam Party chief and former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu was arrested by the Maharashtra police for allegedly violating prohibitory orders in the Nanded district. Mr Naidu was arrested along with five TDP MPs and seven MLAs. Mr Naidu and his supporters were scheduled to visit Babhali barrage irrigation project in Nanded, which borders AP, for an “inspection”. The TDP has alleged that Maharashtra is building the barrage “illegally”.