An incident in Glasgow involving a Mumbai family escalated from suspicion to a legal sentence, as detailed in this report.

A Mumbai family celebrated their son's exam results with a marksheet-themed cake, proudly declaring "My child's 55 marks are greater than 95."

FDA reports have dismissed initial suspicions of artificial additives in watermelon samples linked to the tragic deaths of the Dokadia family in Mumbai, with experts now investigating bacterial contamination and other potential toxins.

Following the tragic deaths of a Mumbai family of four, doctors have dismissed initial fears linking the incident to watermelons, with the investigation now shifting to potential toxins as the cause.

An Indian sailor's family in Mumbai is demanding a formal DNA test to confirm the identity of his body before proceeding with final rites, following his homecoming in a coffin after 35 days.

A Mumbai family recounts their ongoing trauma, eight years after a 91-year-old aunt died from a falling tree branch during the monsoon season.

A family in Mumbai died after consuming rat poison that was reportedly mixed into a watermelon, prompting police to investigate who was responsible.

Mumbai police continue to investigate the mysterious deaths of a family of four, with a hospital report now confirming no bacterial infection was found in the victims, disproving the initial 'watermelon theory'.

Doctors are addressing common health myths, specifically clarifying that eating watermelon at night is not fatal, following a recent death in a Mumbai family.

Yusuf Pathan’s father-in-law and two other individuals have been arrested in connection with an assault on a Mumbai family.

The Harish Rana judgment brought national focus to patients trapped between life and death.

A family business in Mumbai's Chor Bazaar is celebrating 122 years of keeping the city's antique trade alive, highlighting its long history and cultural significance.

Authorities have determined that rat poison, rather than contaminated watermelon, was the cause of death for four members of a family in Mumbai. Doctors are advising on the early signs and silent risks associated with such poisoning.

The FDA has announced that no adulteration was found in the watermelon consumed by a Mumbai family whose members died, leaving the exact cause of their deaths still unclear.

The in-laws of cricketer Yusuf Pathan were arrested in Mumbai after a verbal and physical altercation with a family, reportedly sparked by water splashing onto them from a road.

Godrej Properties celebrated achieving 100,000 home sales by gifting a free home to a Mumbai-based family.