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According to the police, the accused, identified as 36-year-old Mohammad Rizwan Ansari, got into an argument with the woman over a seat. |
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According to the police, the accused, identified as 36-year-old Mohammad Rizwan Ansari, got into an argument with the woman over a seat. |
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Suspended by Maharashtra's FDA in mid-July over greasy floors, open windows and missing records, the 102-year-old Mohammad Ali Road institution reopened Wednesday with a rebuilt stainless-steel kitchen, hairnets in every section, and its first customer at the door by 5.45 pm sharp. |
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MUMBAI/BENGALURU: Food safety enforcement has intensified across Maharashtra and Karnataka, with inspections uncovering everything from unlicensed food businesses and poor hygiene to rotten meat, expired dairy products and improperly stored food. The latest action against restaurants and hotels in the two states points to a wider concern: food businesses are being found wanting not just on hygiene, but also on basic regulatory compliance. |
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MUMBAI: He scurried away undetected for months but was undone by an Aadhaar update. A habitual burglar, Rafiq Chand Shaikh (38), who went by the moniker 'Chuha' (mouse) for the ease with which he could enter homes, was arrested from his Nalasopara residence recently for allegedly decamping with over Rs 9 lakh from two homes in Andheri in just a month. |
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Multiple snags hit local train services in Mumbai; commuters face delays | Mumbai news |
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The couple's home is packed with cosy corners, greenery, sea views and personal touches |
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A 16-year-old boy travelled nearly 900 km from Madhya Pradesh to Mumbai hoping to become an actor on Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. Asit Modi has now reacted to the incident. |
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Sunny Deol is the owner of a luxury mansion in Mumbai's Malabar Hill neighbourhood, one of the city's most posh residential areas |
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Mumbai: Powai police have registered a first information report against five candidates who allegedly used their mobile phones to cheat during the peon recruitment examination conducted by Central Sanskrit University at Kendriya Vidyalaya on IIT-Bombay campus on Sunday. |
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Mumbai: The BMC has proposed to provide 13-inch tablets to all 237 corporators, including the 10 nominated members, as part of its initiative to digitise the functioning of the civic House and its statutory committees. Physical copies of meeting agendas and proposals will, however, continue to be circulated during the transition, with the civic administration not planning to discontinue them immediately. |