Mumbai

Chairman of Tata Consultancy Services, Ratan Tata (R) speaks during the annual general meeting of TCS in Mumbai
Chief Executive Officer of Cairn India Limited, Rahul Dhir, addresses a press confrence in Mumbai in 2006
Doctor V. Seetharaman (left) is seen with his patient P.K. Krishnamurthy, recovering from the operation
The 13 centimetre long worm, which survived for half an hour after it was pulled from the patient's eye
A gardener tends to plants at the entrance to The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) headquarters
An Indian soldier aims his rifle towards the Taj Mahal hotel during the 2008 Mumbai attacks
An employee waits to deposit Indian rupee notes at a bank in Mumbai
A security official stands in front of a burning section of The Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai on November 29, 2008
The 60-hour assault on Mumbai in November 2008 left 166 people dead
An Indian journalist speaks on a phone outside the head office of the Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai
An Indian journalist speaks on a phone outside the head office of the Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai
An Indian journalist speaks on a phone outside the head office of the Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai
The 60-hour assault on Mumbai in November 2008 left 166 people dead
US Commerce Secretary John Bryson
A view of the Mumbai skyline in 2010.
The burning Mantralaya building, which houses the Maharashtra state secretariat
Fire engines and emergency teams rushed to the scene in the city's southern business district
Laughing yoga is based on the principle that laughter has physiological benefits
The Reserve Bank of India said the benchmark repo rate, at which it lends to commercial banks, would remain at 8.0%
The Reserve Bank of India said the benchmark repo rate, at which it lends to commercial banks, would remain at 8.0%

Official clears Indian banks of money-laundering

A senior Indian central bank official cleared three private banks of money-laundering on Thursday after an undercover media investigation led to the suspension of dozens of their employees.
 

India upholds death penalty over 1993 Mumbai blasts

India's top court upheld the death penalty on Thursday for a mastermind of the country's deadliest series of attacks and ruled a Bollywood star who bought weapons from the bombers must return to jail.
 

Asian markets lifted by China manufacturing data

Asian markets were mixed Thursday as Chinese data showing manufacturing activity in the world's number two economy picked up in March, while Tokyo was lifted by renewed weakness in the yen.
 

India upholds death sentence over 1993 Mumbai blasts

India's top court upheld the death penalty Thursday for a mastermind of a series of bombings which killed 257 people in Mumbai in 1993, the deadliest set of attacks in the country's history.
 

India toughens stand on Sri Lanka war crimes probe

India promised Wednesday to push for a "strong" UN resolution urging Sri Lanka to investigate alleged war crimes, a day after the issue caused a split in the ruling coalition.
 

Asian markets mixed after Cyprus vote

Asian markets were mixed on Wednesday after Cypriot lawmakers comprehensively rejected a plan to tax savings as part of a crucial bailout deal.
 

India's billionaire club slow to share riches

They may build skyscraper mansions, travel by private jet and throw sumptuous wedding parties, but it seems India's super-rich are much slower at opening their wallets for charity.
 

India parliament approves bill toughening rape laws

India's lower house on Tuesday passed a bill toughening punishment for sex offenders, including the death penalty if a victim dies, after the fatal gang-rape of a student that sparked national outrage.
 

Indian police report Pakistan link to Kashmir attack

Police in Indian-administered Kashmir Tuesday said they had arrested four people including a Pakistani member of militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) over an attack that killed five policemen.
 

37 killed in western India bus crash

A speeding bus careered off a river bridge in western India Tuesday, killing 37 people and injuring another 14, police said.
 

India's central bank cuts interest rate

India's central bank cut its main interest rate by 25 basis points on Tuesday -- its second such reduction this year -- in an effort to jumpstart the slowing economy.
 

32 killed in western India bus crash

A bus crash left 32 people dead and another 13 injured after the vehicle careered off a bridge over a river in India's western state of Maharashtra on Tuesday, police said.
 

India seen cutting rates to boost growth

India's central bank is expected to cut interest rates for a second time this year on Tuesday in an effort to kickstart the country's sharply slowing economic growth, economists said.
 

Indian police set up lab to monitor social media

Mumbai police have set up India's first "social media lab" to monitor Facebook, Twitter and other networking sites, sparking concerns about freedom of speech online.
 

Asian markets tumble on Cyprus bailout concerns

Asian markets tumbled on Monday and the euro sank as eurozone fears returned on news that Cyprus was planning to tax bank depositors as part of a controversial bailout.
 

Arrests over gang-rape of Swiss cyclist in India: police

Police in India said Sunday they had arrested a group of farmers in their twenties who had confessed to gang-raping a Swiss cyclist, the latest in a series of shocking sex crimes in the country.
 

Five admit gang-raping Swiss tourist in India

Five villagers have confessed to gang-raping a Swiss tourist in central India, police said Sunday, in an incident that has renewed focus on the rampant violence against women in the country.
 

Asian markets mixed, yen flat after BoJ vote

Asian markets were mixed on Friday following another strong lead from Wall Street, where traders took heart from more upbeat US jobs numbers.
 

Indian inflation rises ahead of rate decision

India's inflation increased unexpectedly last month, data showed Thursday, tempering hopes of an interest rate cut next week after the central bank chief warned about rising prices.
 

India bank chief warns of 'stubborn' inflation

India's central bank chief has said "stubborn" inflation remains a major obstacle to growth in India, dimming expectations of an interest rate cut when policymakers meet next week.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Mumbai (मुंबई)
—  Metropolitan city  —
Skyscrapers lit up at night. A clock tower with a square base and an octagonal top. A wide building with central and surrounding domes. Wide skyscrapers at night. A brown arch with boats nearby.
Clockwise from top: Skyline at Cuffe Parade, the Rajabai Clock Tower, the Taj Mahal Hotel, Nariman Point and Gateway of India
Mumbai is on the west coast of India, about one third of the way down to the southern tip. It is in the northwest of the Maharashtra province, which covers roughly the second quarter of the west coast (counting from the north), and heads inland roughly twice as far as its coastline.
Mumbai (मुंबई)
Location of Mumbai (मुंबई)
in Maharashtra and India
Coordinates18°58′30″N 72°49′33″E / 18.975°N 72.82583°E / 18.975; 72.82583
Country India
StateMaharashtra
District(s)Mumbai City
Mumbai Suburban
Municipal commissionerSwadhin Kshatriya
MayorShraddha Jadhav
Population
Density
Metro
13,830,884[1] (1st) (2010)
22,922 /km2 (59,368 /sq mi)
21,900,967[2] (1st) (2010)
Time zoneIST (UTC+5:30)
Area
Elevation
603.4 km2 (233 sq mi)
14 m (46 ft)
Websitewww.mcgm.gov.in