On July 26, 2005, Mumbai faced an unprecedented natural disaster that brought the bustling metropolis to a grinding halt. This catastrophic event, now etched in the city's collective memory as "26/7", ...
India's economic landscape is undergoing a remarkable transformation, marked by significant milestones such as robust GDP growth, a surging stock market represented by the NIFTY index, and Mumbai's newfound status as ...
Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions and mounting economic sanctions from Western powers, Russia finds itself compelled to reevaluate its economic strategy. Historically reliant on trade with Europe, recent developments such as the ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) on January 12, 2024, marking a significant milestone in India's infrastructure development."I look forward to being among ...
Almost 77% of India’s tall buildings are located in Mumbai, a new report by CBRE South Asia reveals. Tall building construction in the city first began picking up speed in the ...
Mumbai Mumbadevi Temple - Guide Mumbadevi Temple is a famous and ancient temple located in the centre of Zaveri Bazaar in the city of Mumbai. This temple dedicated to Mumbadevi remains ...
Chetan Sharma Sting Operation: For aeons, countless reports claimed that things were not right in the dressing room of the Indian cricket team. These reports clearly highlighted personal ego battles at ...
Delhi-Mumbai expressway inauguration: Assembly elections are due in Rajasthan this year and with a history of throwing incumbent governments out of power, Rajasthan becomes extremely important. While the BJP is fighting ...
Walkeshwar Temple, Mumbai - Overview Walkeshwar Temple in South Mumbai also known as Baan Ganga Temple is one of the unique and ethnic religious places presents in the beautiful city of ...
According to some media outlets, a curfew has been imposed in Mumbai City until January 2. But it's not true; the news is that until December 17, Section 144 has been ...
Officially, India is a highly decentralised Constitutional Democracy. But unofficial power corridors do exist. No point for guessing that politics is always a cornerstone of power. In fact, it is almost ...
India is a secular nation; however, it ceases to be once the person claiming his/her right happens to be a Hindu. No matter how many elaborations of Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb have been ...
