The Latest Breaking News from Mumbai

MUMBAI: Data released by the NCRB shows that in Maharashtra, blackmailing women online has seen an increase over the last few years. Another interesting data that has emerged from the study is that matrimonial fraud, customs or gift fraud, card fraud, online cheating and forgery account for the maximum number…

MUMBAI: Shiv Sena MLA from Osmanabad Kailash Patil said he was still getting offers from CM Eknath Shinde's faction to join them. Patil however said no matter what kind of offers are made or pressure is put, he will not leave Sena.

The Mumbai native has been seeking alms in Kozhikode for over two years

MUMBAI: India’s foreign exchange reserves fell to their lowest in over 23 months on likely dollar sales by the country’s central bank to stem the fall in the local currency.

NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate Friday filed its charge sheet before Delhi court against former NSE chief Chitra Ramakrishna, its ex-MD Ravi Narain, and former Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey in a money laundering case related to alleged illegal phone tapping and snooping on stock exchange employees.

Following the death of well-known industrialist and former Tata Sons chairman Mistry died in a road accident near Mumbai on Sunday evening, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), the apex national body of Automobile Retail in India on Friday said that dealers will run a safety campaign across the country.…

MUMBAI: All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja will miss the T20 World Cup in Australia this year due to a “freak” injury – one borne out of an adventure activity – that has turned out to be so frustrating and embarrassing for Team India right now that it almost warrants an investigation.

MUMBAI: Former IAS officer Jageshwar Saharia is likely to be appointed as the election officer for the elections of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) on September 28. A 1978 batch officer, Saharia has been the Maharashtra State Election Commissioner and also the chief secretary of the state in the past.

MUMBAI: Athletes across sports have often complained about a busy schedule hampering their physical and mental fitness and ability to keep producing top notch performances. It has been a problem with badminton, where the Badminton World Federation normally chalk out a choc-a-block calendar.