Rashmi Rajput And Tejas Mehta

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  Mumbai gang-rape: two missing suspects found, one in Delhi

  Three days after a young photojournalist was gang-raped in the heart of Mumbai, the police have arrested the final two suspects that had been missing since the crime that triggered outrage across the country.

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  Mumbai gang-rape case: brave survivor says 'rape is not the end of life'

  The fourth of the five men wanted for the gang-rape of a young photojournalist in Mumbai has been detained.

• 43 Maharashtra policemen suspended over graft charges

  It is a week of shame for Maharashtra Police. A day after 36 of the state police's men, including an Inspector, were suspended in Mumbai on graft charges, seven constables were suspended in rural Pune today for allegedly for aiding and abetting smugglers.

• Thane building collapse: NCP corporator, Assistant Police Inspector bribed, says police

  Investigations into Wednesday's building collapse in Thane has thrown up some shocking revelations. The police say they now have proof that the builders of the illegal seven-storey structure had bribed NCP corporator Hira Patil and Assistant Police Inspector J Sayyed to turn a blind eye to the unauthorised and shoddy construction, despite the fact ...

• In 'fake protest', Raj Thackeray's men bought car just to set it on fire

  On Wednesday, as members of Raj Thackeray's Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) and Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) clashed across Maharashtra after NCP workers stoned Mr Thackeray's car in Ahmednagar, details now emerge as to how over-zealous MNS workers went the extra mile to please their boss.

• Bal Thackeray stable, says Shiv Sena; Mumbai resumes normal life

  Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray, known as "Balasaheb," is responding to treatment well, Sena MP Anil Desai has said. "Yesterday, Uddhav ji told to maintain peace and stay calm. Bala ji is responding to the treatment well. All the big doctors are taking care of him," Mr Desai said today.

• Bal Thackeray better, says Shiv Sena; policemen patrol Mumbai streets

  Early this morning, Uddhav Thackeray emerged from Matoshree, the house in suburban Bandra where his father, Bal Thackeray, has 24X7 medical assistance, and gave a clear message to the 1,500 Shiv Sena workers who were waiting for news of their leader. "I have not lost hope. You too must not lose hope. All efforts are on. Please pray," he said to the...

• From critical last night to stable now: Bal Thackeray better, says Shiv Sena

  Early this morning, Uddhav Thackeray emerged from Matoshree, the house in suburban Bandra where his father, Bal, has 24X7 medical assistance, and gave a clear message to the nearly 1500 Shiv Sena workers who were waiting for news of their leader. "I have not lost hope. You too must not lose hope. All efforts are on. Please pray." He also said, "It ...

• Not quite a butcher, a baker... but close: Nitin Gadkari's mysterious investors

  The BJP is circling its wagons around its president, Nitin Gadkari, as the government begins investigating charges that a vast business empire he founded was configured with dubious funding. The frontier will need considerable fortification. Two different ministries - Finance and Corporate Affairs - have begun an inquest of Purti Power and Sugar Li...

• Mumbai airport left unguarded: Allegations and counter-claims

  For three hours at the Mumbai International Airport today, security was thoroughly compromised. Sources say that a fight between customs officials and the CISF (Central Industrial Security Force), which handles security for the airport, left some entrance and exit gates unguarded.

• Raj Thackeray's defiant show of strength included vanity van, yellow rose

  At a little after 2 pm, politician Raj Thackeray pulled in at the Girgaum Chowpatty end of Marine Drive in South Mumbai in a Toyota Land Cruiser, and proceeded to do exactly what the police had declared off-limits - he launched what was intended as a five-kilometre march to Azad Maidan, the venue of his scheduled protest meeting.

• Mumbai riots: Footage shows armed mob riding train

  Were the riots that shook Mumbai on Saturday, spontaneous or were they part of a planned conspiracy? Top officials of the Mumbai Police have told NDTV that they are in possession of CCTV visuals that show a mob boarding a local train at the Kurla Station on the Central Line and alighting at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus which is right opposite A...

• Shouldn't have gone to court, will fast at MMRDA Ground, says Anna

  The Bombay High Court has said Anna Hazare and his activists have no right to seek a discounted rate for the city's MMRDA Ground as a venue for their three-day protest, which starts on Tuesday. However, Team Anna will now foot a bill of seven lakhs, as opposed to the 18 lakhs that was earlier quoted.