Elephanta Caves

Mr Prakash said he took the challenge to swim against the waves to complete a distance of 16.20 km in 5 hours, and 26 minutes from the Gateway of India to Elephanta caves.

The body of a BARC research scientist's 17-year-old son, who went missing after leaving his Mumbai home on September 23, was found on Thursday, near the Elephanta Caves, at Mora Sagarai beach. The police say Naman Dutt, a Class 12 student, drowned.

Deepa Bhoir used to sit in darkness outside her island home and stare at Mumbai glowing in the distance. Now she stays up late watching soap operas -- one of millions of Indians whose lives have been transformed by a drive to get power to every corner of the country.

Nearly 1,200 residents of the Elephanta island, famous for its cave sculptures and located around 10 km off Mumbai coast, have a reason to cheer as Maharashtra government has decided to provide electricity to this popular tourist destination from August 15 this year.

Archaeological Survey of India has identified 25 centrally protected monuments including Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Qutb Complex to provide Wi-Fi facility at, Lok Sabha was told today.

Nearly two months after the ship collision off the Mumbai coast, one of its most famous tourist destinations - the Elephanta Caves - is still bearing the environmental impact. The devastation is so severe that marine life there is almost destroyed.The sands have blackened and the beach water is glistening with oil. The young mangrove trees have bee...

Mr Prakash said he took the challenge to swim against the waves to complete a distance of 16.20 km in 5 hours, and 26 minutes from the Gateway of India to Elephanta caves.

The body of a BARC research scientist's 17-year-old son, who went missing after leaving his Mumbai home on September 23, was found on Thursday, near the Elephanta Caves, at Mora Sagarai beach. The police say Naman Dutt, a Class 12 student, drowned.

Deepa Bhoir used to sit in darkness outside her island home and stare at Mumbai glowing in the distance. Now she stays up late watching soap operas -- one of millions of Indians whose lives have been transformed by a drive to get power to every corner of the country.

Nearly 1,200 residents of the Elephanta island, famous for its cave sculptures and located around 10 km off Mumbai coast, have a reason to cheer as Maharashtra government has decided to provide electricity to this popular tourist destination from August 15 this year.

Archaeological Survey of India has identified 25 centrally protected monuments including Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Qutb Complex to provide Wi-Fi facility at, Lok Sabha was told today.

Nearly two months after the ship collision off the Mumbai coast, one of its most famous tourist destinations - the Elephanta Caves - is still bearing the environmental impact. The devastation is so severe that marine life there is almost destroyed.The sands have blackened and the beach water is glistening with oil. The young mangrove trees have bee...