Dadar

On #WorldEnvironmentDay, Mumbai will once again come together in even greater numbers to clean its beaches, water bodies and mangroves. #LiveGreen #CleanIndia

Keeping it simple but not discounting on the fun factor at all, Sonal Gawde and Shreyes Menon have proved it that any occasion can be celebrated without generating mounds of waste—be it food or non-biodegradable elements!

The victim, a student, and her friend, spotted him at Mulund station and pulled him out of the train when it halted.

"Like many of his students, I learnt my ABCD of cricket under Sir’s guidance. His contribution to my life cannot be captured in words. He built the foundation that I stand on," tweeted Sachin Tendulkar. #RIP #RamakantAchrekar

The 15-year-old was travelling with her father in the differently-abled compartment of a Mumbai local at the time of the incident.

"It hurts when you see your god lying in bits and pieces. We don't have the right to mess with our environment for the sake of a festival,"

These beach warriors led by Chinu cleared over 200 tonnes of garbage from the Worli Fort in a matter of 24 hours, thus proving that Mumbai isn’t losing its dream of having garbage-free beaches anytime soon.

Salma Shaikh gave birth to a healthy baby girl inside the ladies coach on Monday night stationed at platform number 3 of Dadar station.

Under the first phase, the clinics will be set up at major stations like Andheri, Churchgate, Mumbai Central and Bandra, and will slowly expand to all 24 stations on the Western Railway line.

All the passengers on the Adarsh Coach on the Panchavati Express have been following a voluntary code of conduct for over a decade, setting a wonderful example for rail travel.