Mumbai

Pathan joined the industry in 1968, but it wasn’t until the early seventies that she gained recognition for her stunts.

Through an immersive cardboard experience, Cardboard advocates the usage of environment-friendly products and renewable materials, with combating climate change and global warming as their frontrunner objective.

The Central Rail-side Warehouse Company (CRWC) premises at Jogeshwari East will soon see, as Green Yatra claims, Mumbai’s first Miyawaki urban dense forest.

From a life-size yellow Volkswagen beetle to larger than life flamingos and even a steampunk clock tower, Hari has been working his magic on hundreds of tonnes of e-waste and converting them into art installations since 1999.

Waiting for a replacement could have led to a delay of more than 30 mins. I couldn’t open my eyes but my training ensured that I was back at the controls", said the brave driver who has been awarded Rs 1000 by the Railways for his dedication to duty. #RealLifeHero #Respect

High cost of battery and anxiety over how long its charge will last are among the major apprehensions people have about buying electric vehicles. Thanks to this startup, the solution may be at hand!

Book Fairies is an international movement whose genesis can be traced back to the United Kingdom, where on March 8, 2016, a day also celebrated as International Women’s Day, the founder Cordelia Oxley gave shape to this movement.

In 2016, Rita Maker came across a video of women making mats from Walmart shopping bags on the Internet and was immediately inspired.

Did you know that studies have found dangerous strains of antibiotic-resistant germs on public toilet seats?

Writing about the food that the people in this city cannot live without will perhaps result in a 40,000-worded novella, but following is a list of 15 of those culinary delights that every Mumbaikar loves to devour!