Mumbai, Oct 30 : Five persons were arrested in connection with the murder of a migrant youth, belonging to Uttar Pradesh''s Gorakhpur district, by miscreants on a local train in Maharashtra on Tuesday.

Government Railway Police (GRP) commissioner A K Sharma said, "We questioned many people yesterday and based on information and eyewitness accounts, five persons have been arrested today."

They are likely to be produced in a court later today.

On Wednesday, the GRP, which takes orders from the railway ministry, detained 20 people.

Mumbai/Gaya, Oct 29 : Shiv Sena party chief Uddhav Thackeray has warned Bihar’s leaders not to add fuel to a raging migrants'' row.

Thackeray was reacting to Railways Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav''s demands of putting a ban on Shiv Sena and Maharashtra Navanirman Sena (MNS) accused of fuelling anti-immigrant rhetoric in Maharashtra.

In the times of financial meltdown and rising oil prices, the aviation industry had to suffer a lot. Since it seems that the industry is finding it hard to pay dues to the airports, it has called for government intervention to pay it in installments, in the same manner as they have been allowed to pay for the fuel. 

Mumbai-based Parle Agro, a leading food and beverage company, is aiming a Rs 3,500-crore turnover by 2010-11.

The proposed turnover is nearly four-fold rise from its present turnover of Rs 950 crore. 

Parle Agro plans to expand its distribution network through organic route and aggressive marketing strategy.
 
For starters, it has decided to expand production capacity of its mineral water, which is sold under the Bailley brand. 

The Lodha Group, a Mumbai-based realty player, has decided to enter the Hyderabad market with an estimated investment plan worth Rs 800-crore.

The company plans to build a project christened ‘by Invitation’ to focus on the ‘luxury’ market segment, which would be its first major initiative for the group outside Maharashtra.

Patna/Mumbai/New Delhi, Oct 27 : People in Bihar are agitated over the killing of a gunman who tried to take hostage the passengers of a public bus in Mumbai’s Kurla area on Monday saying that the police should have apprehended the alleged hijacker alive.

This morning, Mumbai Police shot dead Rahul Raj, a 26-year-old native of Patna, inside a BEST bus (Bombay Electric Supply and Transport) in the suburb.

Police said that Rahul died in exchange of fire with police after attempts to persuade him to surrender failed.