The death toll in Wednesday’s landslide in Antop Hill area shot up to five, as fire brigade officials recovered three more dead bodies from under the debris.

Over 90 days after the seven-storey illegal building in Mumbra’s Lucky Compound on Shil Diagar Road collapsed, killing 74 people, the Thane crime branch arrested one more accused on Thursday, who was

The Censor Board for Film Certification (CBFC) is under fire again, as it is alleged to have flouted norms and given a U/A certificate to the film D-Day, based on mafia don Dawood Ibrahim.

Jan Arogya Abhiyan (JAA), a network of health workers and activists in the state, has demanded that the Central government’s Clinical Establishment (CE) Act, be made specific to Maharashtra.

An IPS officer, arrested in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case on Wednesday, moved the local court for bail arguing that CBI does not have any evidence against him.

Even as there is a drop in demand for traditional degree courses in Mumbai city, as a result of which colleges are seeking cancellation of divisions, suburban colleges are showing a different trend wh

MLA and former Mumbai Congress president Kripashankar Singh on Wednesday got some relief when the Bombay high court dismissed a PIL seeking CBI probe against him in connection with property grabbing a

Following the failure of its ambitious initiative to provide admission for Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) through the online process, the directorate of vocational education and training (DVET)

To better the production of crop yield in Maharashtra, the state government has decided to implement a five-year scheme aimed at improving soil health and making it rich in micronutrients.

The Bombay high court has rejected a plea of a woman, who had moved court, seeking permission to tie the knot with a married policeman.