A group of Gujarati women in New York has revolutionized food delivery for Indian professionals, providing home-cooked meals, much like Mumbai's dabbawalas, overcoming the city's food licensing challenges.

The company, DabbaDrop, is inspired by Mumbai's successful and zero-waste approach and avoids the use of single-use plastic containers for food packaging.

A tiffin service from London has caught businessman Anand Mahindras attention on X (formerly Twitter), as it is inspired by Mumbais dabbawala system.

Huma Qureshi is busy with the promotions of Tarla

45-year-old Vilas Mahadu Shinde who lives in a chawl in Versova is a dabbawala. He has been collecting clothes while delivering lunchboxes for six years now

Ahead of the coronation ceremony of Britain's King Charles, the famous Dabbawalas of Mumbai were seen purchasing gifts on Tuesday.

Neena Guptas latest film promotion came with a foodie twist. She served food to Mumbai dabbawallas with co-actors Anupam Kher and Nargis Fakhri.

Mumbai Dabbawala Association paid a heartfelt tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at Byculla railway station today, Subhash Talekar, the president of Mumbai Dabbawala Association, said in a statement

It was not easy for two Marathi-speaking dabbawalas to converse with Queen Elizabeth, but they managed to overcome the language barrier, courtesy another royal, this one from India.

Mumbai Dabbawala Association mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch.

The snap shows a New York resident carrying lunch the desi style. 

After the pandemic shut offices and put Mumbai's renowned lunchbox deliverymen out of work, the 130-year-old "dabbawala" network has tied up with a trendy restaurant chain to take on India's billion-dollar start-ups.

Mumbai's famous Dabbawalas are partnering with some of the top restaurants in the cities to deliver restaurant and home-cooked food.

Mumbai's dabbawalas will now be allowed to board the city's local trains, according to the government's unlock guidelines. However, these food-delivery personnel's woes may not have ended yet.

With the ongoing coronavirus-induced lockdown, Mumbai's famous tiffin delivery service "dabbawalas" have severely been impacted as they depend on lakhs of their daily customers for running their business.

When the bubonic plague arrived on ships in 1896, death and fear emptied half of Mumbai. Ensuing labor shortages devastated the city's cotton mills, the mainstay of the contemporary economy.

The dabbawalas in Mumbai who send out tiffin to homes and offices have stopped delivery till March 31 to mitigate the risk of contracting the highly contagious Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 as positive cases continue to rise in India.

The world famous Mumbai dabbawalas will now have homes in the city as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has ordered concerned departments to provide houses for them under the PM Awas Yojana - which aims to provide housing for all - as soon as possible. Most dabbawalas are originally from outside the city and they serve Mumbai with a level of efficiency that...

The Dabba Challenge is a challenge that started to go viral on social media. The idea is to explore healthy recipes in your lunch meal or 'dabba'.

The Mumbai Dabbawalas will be busy with the annual pilgrimage for "Ashadhi Ekadashi" on July 12 and 13. The tiffin services will resume from Sunday.

Ever since Prince Archie entered the world on May 6, he has been showered with love and wishes from across the world. Mumbai's famed Dabbawalas joined the list of well-wishers and sent a special gift for the royal baby.

The dabbawalas of Mumbai, renowned the world over for the precision with which they provide meals to over two lakh people spread across a city bursting from its seams, have pledged their support to the Shiv Sena in the Lok Sabha elections.

Tilak Mehta is like any other teenager. The 13-year-old attends a suburban school and complains about his father coming home from work late.

Mumbai has been reeling under the impact of heavy monsoon rain. The city received five times the normal amount of rain, which led to waterlogging on roads and rail tracks. At Nallasopara, water levels rose to 460mm, making it impossible to run trains. Heavy rains made the Mumbai dabbawalas suspend their services for a day. Education Minister Vinod Tawde tweeted that s...