Ganesh Chaturthi 2017: Neetu Kapoor HAD To Click Granddaughter's Adorable Send-Off For Ganpati

Before you assume that the Kapoors' customised send-off is a result of the torrential Mumbai rains, let's pay attention to the several hashtags added in the caption

For 54-year-old Sukhdev Meshram, a passenger on the Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express that derailed between Maharashtra's Vasind and Asangaon stations early morning yesterday, it was a day he will never forget.

The suburban train services on the western railway line in Mumbai have resumed after incessant downpour threw life out of gear in the city.

Sidharth Malhotra has been trending two days straight now because Twitter pounced on the opportunity to ridicule his Friday's post about the Gurmeet Ram Rahim rape verdict while also plugging his new film A Gentleman

A noted doctor in Mumbai, Deepak Amarapurkar, is missing since last evening, when heavy rain left most of Mumbai flooded, paralyzing traffic and public services.

Govind Namdev gifted food, umbrellas and raincoats to beggars on the streets of Mumbai streets after heavy rain

A day after copious rains, the civic authorities have moved to clear roads which have become slushy and strewn with garbage, and are also gearing up to tackle rush of patients in municipal hospitals.

Yet again, people turned to social networking websites to extend a helping hand and provide support.

Television stars like Vivek Dahiya, Aashka Goradia and others seem to have enjoyed Mumbai rains

The heavy rain lashing Mumbai has led to cancellation of an Australian minister to the city, authorities said today.

While there were enough and more warnings issued regarding Mumbai rain, delayed action caused the chaos!

A day after heavy rain, 30 times the average, crippled Mumbai, the people of the city opened its doors and hearts to help their own.

The Mumbai civic body's transport wing BEST has moved in to fill the void created by suspension of suburban train services due to heavy rains by operating over 100 extra buses.

Just before the first light of dawn at 4:30am, office goers stranded at their workplaces - which got converted into makeshift dormitories for the night- made their way to the Churchgate station in south Mumbai to reach home.

Even as the country's financial capital reeled under the impact of heavy rains, Shiv Sena, which rules the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, today complimented the civic body for ensuring that the situation did not "go out of hand".

Mumbai's famed 'dabbawalas' today cancelled their delivery of over two lakh tiffins to office goers in the city following disruption in suburban rail services.

People stranded across Mumbai after the city was pounded by rain -- the heaviest in 12 years -- won't have to go hungry today. The Indian Navy has come to their rescue

In the 24-hour cycle since Tuesday 8.30 a.m. till Wednesday, the suburbs recorded 332 mm while the city notched 111 mm rains, the IMD said.

With six states, including Assam and Bihar, already reeling under floods, the government on Tuesday warned of moderate floods in 12 other states as the "extreme to very heavy rainfall" over the next three days is set to sharply increase water levels of 14 rivers and their tributaries

Suburban train services on the Central Railway (CR) mainline resumed this morning after remaining suspended for nearly 20 hours due to heavy rain that was 9 times more than usual

Mumbai Rains: Traffic stopped due to the incessant downpour and many people were stranded. Amitabh Bachchan lauded the efforts of Mumbai Police and the people for helping each other out

As Mumbai was pounded yesterday by heavy rain that was 29 times more than usual, many spent the night in their offices or homes of friends and strangers - wiser since the horror of July 26, 2005. Their only consolation was that today's a holiday for schools, colleges and offices

With Mumbai rains creating chaos in the city, Uber and Ola have offered free rides and suspended surge pricing to help the consumers.

Mumbai is slowly limping back to normal a day after heavy rain battered the city. The rainfall recorded in Mumbai yesterday is said to be the heaviest in 12 years, recording almost 300 millimeters in some locations. Today, several roads have been cleared for traffic and water has receded from some public areas. Local trains are also running, though most of them are be...