The Latest Breaking News from Mumbai

KOLKATA: Needing a win to survive in the I-League, debutants Kenkre FC are on the verge of scripting one of the greatest turnarounds in Indian football and their key midfielder Siddharth Colaco says they have "nothing to lose" from here on.

MUMBAI: Vietjet on Monday said that it has resumed its flights to India with the Ho Chi Minh City – Delhi flight departing from Tan Son Nhat International airport on April 29, while the Hanoi –Delhi service took off on April 30, marking the airline’s return to the country for…

MUMBAI: Former England cricketer Nick Knight is impressed with the way Rajasthan Royals' star opener Jos Buttler is scoring runs game after game in the ongoing Indian Premier League.

MUMBAI: Terming loudspeakers on mosques as a "social issue" and not religious one, MNS chief Raj Thackeray on Sunday reminded the state government of the May 4 ultimatum he has given to remove them."Today is May 1 and Eid is getting celebrated on May 3. I don't want to come…

NEW DELHI: Twelve passengers were injured when a SpiceJet Mumbai-Durgapur flight encountered severe turbulence during descent at the destination. The Boeing 737 (VT-SLH) was operating as SG-945 when it flew into turbulence."The aircraft landed safely at Durgapur. The 13 severely injured passengers were taken to hospital after they were given…

MUMBAI: Juhu police arrested a 32-year-old man for allegedly harassing and passing lewd comments at a woman in Andheri (W) on Sunday.

MUMBAI: “Now bikers and motorists can expect stringent action if they are caught honking or riding without a helmet as they do not seem to fear the law,” Mumbai police commissioner Sanjay Pandey warned through his Sunday Facebook Live session.

MUMBAI: Dadar police are probing a cheating case where the cyber fraudster, posing as an insurance company executive, duped a former MTNL employee of over Rs 39 lakh, by promising her bonus and good returns on maturity of he insurance policy.

MUMBAI: In a veiled attack on cousin Raj Thackeray and former ally BJP over the loudspeaker row, chief minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday said the Supreme Court order must be applicable “to all religions across the country, and not just azaan”.