Mumbai
Coverage of Mumbai in the Nexus archive.
- Quest Global Said to Pick Banks for $1 Billion India IPO
Carlyle Group Inc.-backed Quest Global Services Pte has hired banks for an initial public offering (IPO). This planned offering, which is in Mumbai, could raise as much as $1 billion.
- I was rejected from the H-1B lottery 3 times. I spent $13,000 to secure another way to stay in the US.
Sohan Sethi was rejected three times in the H-1B lottery before his O-1 visa was approved in June 2026. Born and raised in Mumbai, he completed a bachelor's degree at the University of Mumbai and attended the University of Illinois Chicago to build a career in data analytics.
- Landslide in Mumbai kills 6 as India is drenched by monsoon rains
Heavy monsoon rains triggered a landslide in Mumbai. The incident resulted in the death of at least six people and injured four others.
- Manipal Health Set for Muted Mumbai Debut After $960 Million IPO
Manipal Health Enterprises Ltd. is set for a muted stock market debut in Mumbai after its $960 million initial public offering, with gray market trading indicating cooling investor sentiment.
- BMC to monitor illegal waste dumping through CCTV surveillance
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will use CCTV surveillance to monitor illegal waste dumping. The initiative is part of a campaign by the Solid Waste Management Department to enhance cleanliness in Mumbai and its suburbs.
- Why Mumbai is leading India’s super-tall housing boom
Mumbai is leading India’s super-tall housing boom with residential towers exceeding 300 meters. Innovation, redevelopment, and sustainability are key factors redefining vertical living in the city.
- I nearly lost my Crypto because a scam SMS appeared in the official verification-code thread
A user nearly lost their Crypto.com account to a scam where a fraudulent SMS appeared in the same message thread as legitimate verification codes. The scam involved a fake login alert from Istanbul, Turkey, followed by a phone call requesting sensitive information. The user's strong 3FA security setup and a typo in their personal pin code prevented the scam from succeeding.
- Woman who blocked police van during Mumbai protest alleges trolling
A woman in Mumbai blocked a police van during a protest and alleges a coordinated online hate campaign involving defamation, manipulated images, and misogynistic abuse.
- Participants at Mumbai victory rally hint next issue should be E20
Participants at a Mumbai victory rally organized by Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS viewed the protests as a 'personal victory' and demanded the resignation of Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari over the E20 fuel rollout.
- India's 'Cockroach' youth movement leaves Modi weakend
India's 'Cockroach' youth movement is cited as a factor in weakening Prime Minister Narendra Modi's position. A protest in Mumbai featured a sign thanking Gen-Z for 'saving my future' following the resignation of India's education minister.
- Sea of youth at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park to celebrate Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation
A gathering at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park celebrated Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, with participants expressing solidarity with protesters and calling it a victory for democracy.
- Watch: CJP Protest: Mumbai’s young voices on accountability and change| Pulse Maharashtra
A ground report from Mumbai explores how Gen Z views the CJP protest, highlighting their focus on accountability, reforms, and change. Young people share their perspectives on the movement's issues and its potential impact.
- Gujarat rains displace 38,000 people; Army, NDRF launch rescue operations
Heavy rains in Gujarat have displaced 38,000 people, prompting rescue operations by the Army and NDRF. Five trains heading toward Mumbai were canceled due to waterlogging in rail routes in south Gujarat.
- Rhiya Ahir: How an Army man’s daughter became Mumbai’s face of resistance
Rhiya Ahir, daughter of an Army officer, gained prominence after a viral image showed her stopping a police van with one hand during a protest in Mumbai. She expressed readiness to become a martyr for her cause.
- Indian activist Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike as ‘Cockroach’ protesters vow to press on
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike that fueled the 'Cockroach' protests demanding education reforms and government accountability. Demonstrators vowed to continue until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, despite police using force to disperse crowds. The movement, initially sparked by exam leaks, has expanded to address broader issues like unemployment and economic opportunity.
- India's 'Cockroach' movement spreads to Mumbai after violence in New Delhi
India's 'Cockroach' movement has spread to Mumbai after violence in New Delhi. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has addressed the student protest movement known as the 'Cockroach Janta Party'. Clashes with the police have occurred in several cities.
- ‘Will plant drugs’: Mumbai cop threatens protesting students, police order probe
A Mumbai police officer threatened protesting students with the phrase 'Will plant drugs,' leading to an internal probe. The officer, previously stationed at Sion Police Station, was transferred following the incident.
- Pedestrian opens latch, detained students escape from police van in Mumbai
A man opened the latch of a police van carrying detained student protesters in Mumbai's Chembur area, allowing several students to escape. The incident was captured in a viral video showing the students jumping out of the vehicle.
- 400 booked, 13 FIRs registered in five days for staging protests in Mumbai without permission
400 individuals were booked and 13 FIRs were registered in Mumbai over five days for staging protests without permission.
- 400 NEET protesters detained in Mumbai; Aditya Thackeray visits police station
400 NEET protesters were detained in Mumbai at Shivaji Park and Chembur for violating prohibitory orders, leading to legal cases. Aditya Thackeray visited a police station in connection with the detentions.
- Former Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar seeks Bengaluru-Mumbai Vande Bharat sleeper train
Jagadish Shettar requests a Bengaluru-Mumbai Vande Bharat sleeper train. The proposal aims to enhance rail connectivity between the two cities.
- Protesters gather at Shivaji Park in Mumbai; around 300 detentions reported on July 20
Protesters gathered at Shivaji Park in Mumbai, leading to around 300 detentions on July 20. Police registered eight FIRs across Mumbai stations, naming over 900 accused, with Shivaji Park Police Station reporting the highest count of over 600.
- Prohibitory orders in Mumbai from July 23 to August 6; cops cite likelihood of public order disturbance
Prohibitory orders have been imposed in Mumbai from July 23 to August 6 due to the likelihood of public order disturbances. The orders exclude gatherings at courts, government offices, educational institutions, and businesses for official or normal operations.
- Mumbai receives rainfall; intensity to increase from Wednesday
Mumbai is experiencing rainfall with increasing intensity expected from Wednesday. The State Disaster Management Department has issued a 24-hour high tide alert for the Maharashtra coast.
- Dry, wet, dry again: India’s ‘mysterious’ monsoon swings threaten crops, power supply
India's monsoon patterns are becoming increasingly erratic due to El Nino and global warming, leading to a fifth-driest June followed by sudden heavy rains in cities like Mumbai. These shifts threaten agricultural output and strain power grids.
- Lokesh meets Pawan Kalyan, wishes him speedy recovery
Lokesh met Pawan Kalyan and wished him a speedy recovery. Pawan Kalyan, the Deputy Chief Minister, is recovering after being discharged from a Mumbai hospital where he underwent surgery for a rotator cuff injury.
- Bengaluru City Police Commissionerate to be split into multiple units?
The Bengaluru City Police Commissionerate may be split into multiple units, unlike other major Indian cities which have multiple commissionerates. Currently, Bengaluru's large commissionerate, including suburban areas, is surrounded by rural district police units.
- Remains of three Andhra tourists killed in Vietnam boat accident brought home
The remains of three Andhra Pradesh tourists killed in a Vietnam boat accident were brought to Shamshabad airport. Minister Kondapalli Srinivas received the remains and provided consolations to families before the bodies were sent to Kadapa, Machilipatnam, and Hindupur.
- Asian Oil Buyers Look to US Crude Again as Iran War Intensifies
Asian oil buyers are increasing their purchases of US crude as the Iran war escalates. The article references an oil refinery in Mumbai.
- India news: Repatriation underway after Vietnam boat sinking
The remains of Indian tourists killed in a speedboat accident in Vietnam are set to arrive in Mumbai. The top court will hear a plea regarding a court-monitored probe into alleged Ram Mandir donation fraud.
- India Inflows at Risk With Foreigners’ Bearish Futures Bets, Mideast Flareup
India's inflows face potential risk due to foreign investors' bearish futures bets and a Mideast flareup. The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE) plans to file a draft prospectus for a 100 billion rupee IPO, the nation's largest in over six years.
- Two youngsters died after falling into a quarry
Two young individuals died after falling into a quarry in Shaikh Khadan, Ketki Pada, under the National Park in Mumbai’s Borivali area. The incident occurred at approximately 10:26 a.m.
- Pawan Kalyan undergoes shoulder surgery in Mumbai
Pawan Kalyan underwent shoulder surgery in Mumbai for a left shoulder injury involving the rotator cuff. The surgery was scheduled two months after the injury, as stated in a press release.
- SMFG Said to Weigh Strategy for India Assets Including Yes Bank
SMFG is considering a strategy for its India assets, including Yes Bank. A Yes Bank branch is located in Mumbai.
- We will give appropriate reply to Maharashtra on border issue, says CM
The Chief Minister (CM) states that an appropriate reply will be given to Maharashtra regarding a border issue. The CM mentions studying Mumbai resolutions to formulate the response, as stated by Shivakumar.
- Retain Visakhapatnam airport for domestic flights after Bhogapuram opens: CPI(M)
CPI(M) has requested that domestic flights to cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad continue operating from Visakhapatnam airport even after Bhogapuram airport becomes operational. The party's district secretary, M. Jaggu Naidu, urged local representatives to ensure this arrangement.
- FDA freezes licence of Mumbai’s iconic ice cream outlet over rats on premises
The FDA has suspended the licence of Mumbai’s Rustom ice cream parlour under the Food Safety and Standards Act following an inspection that revealed serious hygiene deficiencies and regulatory violations.
- US-Iran Tensions Put India’s Rupee Back Under Pressure as Oil Climbs
US-Iran tensions and rising oil prices are putting pressure on India's rupee. Increased silver demand in India has reduced available silver bars in London, influenced by inflows into silver-backed exchange traded funds.
- State Bank of India Draws Over $1.5 Billion in Offshore Deposits
The State Bank of India secured over $1.5 billion in offshore deposits. The bank's headquarters is located in Mumbai.
- India Clears New Derivatives on Index Designed for Foreigners
India has approved new derivatives on an index tailored for foreign investors. The National Stock Exchange in Mumbai is associated with this development.