The Latest Breaking News from Mumbai

MUMBAI: Four years after works first began, one of the most crucial foot over bridge's (FOB) proposed over the arterial Dr BA road in Mumbai's Sion was innagurated on Saturday morning by Mumbai guardian minister and Shiv Sena's Deepak Kesarkar.

It was a stellar display by 21-year-old Yashasvi Jaiswal from Uttar Pradesh, who moved to Mumbai when he was 12. There he would sell ‘pani-puri’, a traditional Indian snack, for pocket money and sleep in tents until a coach took him under his wing.

MUMBAI: Over the past decade, many Mumbai batters have scored a century on Test debut. Adding to that list was Yashasvi Jaiswal at Windsor Park in Roseau, Dominica. Jaiswal is now the fourth cricketer from the cricket-mad city to achieve this special feat after Rohit Sharma, Prithvi Shaw and Shreyas…

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government on Friday announced a minimum procurement price of Rs 34 per litre for cow milk. This is the lowest rate which dairy firms must pay to farmers to buy milk. The earlier rate was approximately Rs 32.

Nationalist Congress Party supremo Sharad Pawar's wife Pratibha Pawar was admitted to Breach Candy hospital here on Friday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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MUMBAI: There has been a 72% jump in BCCI’s revenues from the ICC, BCCI secretary Jay Shah informed state associations in a communication (TOI has a copy) on Friday.

Mumbai Police investigating call warning of 26/11-like terror attack if Pakistani woman Seema Haider not returned to her country. Call made via app, police trying to track IP address. Haider entered India illegally to marry her lover Sachin Meena, both arrested, granted bail. Both confessed love, urged govt. to allow…

NEW DELHI: From selling pani puri and living in a tent on Mumbai maidans to a fairytale debut outing in West Indies, Yashasvi Jaiswal was a buzz on social media Thursday evening as the young batting sensation became just the third Indian opener to slam a ton on Test debut.

India's transition process has begun, with youngsters being blooded in. Sandeep Patil, former chairman of selectors, spoke of the challenges of leaving out seniors and the need to draw a roadmap for the future. He also discussed the tricky nature of the job, which can cost friendships. Patil praised Ajit…

MUMBAI: The International Cricket Council’s new finance model, as per which India is set to get 38.5% of the $600 million annual earnings for the 2024-27 cycle, was approved at the governing body's annual conference in Durban, South Africa.