"The Mumbai zone has missed the target of Rs 2.79 trillion (Rs 2.79 lakh crore) for fiscal 2017 by a wafer-thin margin," an official of the income tax department told Press Trust of India. However, the official didn't give the exact amount which has been collected from the financial capital. Meanwhile, Bengaluru topped the chart in the collection of direct taxes among all the metros for the year, while the national capital saw a marginal growth. In percentage terms, Bengaluru upped the chart with a 21 per cent growth at Rs 90,000 crore.