The Times of India

Two individuals have been apprehended and a minor detained following the theft of 5 kg of gold ornaments, valued at Rs 7.88 crore, from a Borivali West jewellery store. Police have recovered one kilogram of the stolen gold and are actively searching for at least two to three more accused, including two employees who vanished after the crime.

A commuter's seat dispute on a Mumbai local train turned violent, injuring an innocent bystander. Yogendra Buddha, accused of pelting a stone that hit Nishant Khatri in the eye, was arrested by Government Railway Police. The incident occurred Tuesday night, and Buddha was apprehended after CCTV footage led authorities to him.

Kunal Kamra and advocate Haresh Jagtiani have filed petitions challenging the constitutional validity of a new IT Act rule and the 'Sahyog' portal. They argue these empower unilateral content takedowns, violating free speech and trade freedoms. The petitions seek to suspend the portal and ensure takedowns follow mandated procedures.

BMC has issued a stop-work notice for a Worli transit camp built on land reserved for a sewage treatment plant. Officials are concerned about disturbed sewer lines potentially causing flooding. An executive engineer is facing a criminal complaint for allegedly illegally granting permissions, with accusations of collusion with developers.

Mumbai's weeknight dance socials are reviving jive and other dance forms, fostering community and joy beyond polished performances. These beginner-friendly gatherings offer a wholesome atmosphere for participants to connect, de-stress, and dance for the sheer love of it, cutting across age groups and backgrounds.

A 50-year-old man was arrested for allegedly raping and impregnating his 20-year-old daughter. The victim, who has mental health issues, was found pregnant in October 2025. DNA evidence later confirmed the father's involvement, leading to his arrest and judicial custody.

Mumbai police informed the Bombay High Court about an organized effort to malign constitutional authority, opposing a YouTuber's plea. The UK-based doctor was booked for allegedly posting defamatory content against the Prime Minister, with investigations suggesting a coordinated campaign and potential violation of his tourist visa.

Mhada is set to transform the landscape of Sion Pratiksha Nagar by redeveloping four severely damaged transit buildings, impacting the lives of 261 families. Structural issues, flagged by experts at IIT Bombay, led to this pivotal move.

Mumbai police arrested a father after DNA tests confirmed he impregnated his 20-year-old daughter, who has a mental illness. Hospital staff discovered her five-month pregnancy during a medical examination. The investigation, triggered by the hospital's report, involved DNA comparisons from multiple men, ultimately identifying the father as the sole positive match.

What was supposed to be a smooth three-hour drive on the Mumbai-Pune expressway spiraled into an exhausting eight-hour saga after a propylene tanker flipped over. Commuters were left in disarray as traffic was rerouted to the older highway, resulting in even more backups.

A 32-hour traffic nightmare on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway, caused by a gas tanker accident, has intensified calls for the opening of the 13.3-km missing link. This bypass, nearing 98% completion and slated for a May 1 opening, aims to significantly reduce travel time and enhance safety by avoiding the accident-prone Khandala ghat section.

The UK's aviation regulators are investigating Air India regarding a recent fuel switch problem involving a Boeing 787 in London. Following fleet-wide assessments, the airline reported no discrepancies. Nevertheless, a safety advocacy group has raised concerns with the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, cautioning against hasty judgments that may undermine the probe and public confidence.

Tensions run high in Bollywood as reports emerge that at least five stars have received extortion threats linked to gangster Shubham Lonkar, believed to be working for the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi. A recent gunfire incident at popular director Rohit Shetty's residence has added to the chaos, yet mysteriously, no one has stepped forward to file a complaint.