BJP Mumbai organised a ‘Mumbai Development Tour’ on October 4 under the themes of ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ and ‘Developed India @2047’, offering social media influencers, content creators and digital media representatives an opportunity to visit key infrastructure projects across the city. The initiative was conducted under the leadership of BJP
Mumbai’s infrastructure and redevelopment projects could result in the cutting or relocation of 1,311 trees, while authorities have proposed planting 20,119 trees as compensation, according to a Mumbai news report. The proposals involve railway expansion, building redevelopment and new civic infrastructure. Of the 1,311 affected trees, 610 are proposed to
Water supply across several parts of Navi Mumbai and two CIDCO nodes will be disrupted for 16 hours on October 6 and 7 as the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) undertakes multiple works at and around the Bhokarpada Water Treatment Plant. According to an official civic notification, the Main Feeder
Central Railway has introduced a 75-day traffic and power block at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) from October 1 to December 15 to facilitate the next phase of redevelopment at the historic railway station. The work will affect platforms 14 and 15 and stabling line 15, leading to changes in
Bandra railway station is set to receive an eighth platform on its eastern side as part of the ongoing effort to accelerate construction of the sixth railway line between Mumbai Central and Borivali. The additional infrastructure is expected to strengthen suburban train capacity on Mumbai’s Western Railway corridor. According to
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai is set to begin a phased redevelopment of the northern section of Terminal 1B from January 2027, with the upgrade aimed at addressing safety concerns linked to the nearly six-decade-old facility. Adani Airport Holdings Limited, which operates Mumbai International Airport Limited, will initially
Mumbai’s premium residential market is increasingly extending beyond traditional luxury hubs such as Worli, Bandra and Juhu, with Malad, Goregaon and Borivali attracting greater attention from homebuyers and developers. Improved connectivity, redevelopment opportunities and larger parcels of land are supporting the shift towards Mumbai’s western suburbs. A recent JLL report
Mumbai’s upcoming Versova Interchange-Bangur Nagar elevated road is expected to significantly reduce travel time between the two locations, with the journey potentially dropping from 40-50 minutes to just 10-15 minutes. The 4.54-km corridor is being developed as part of the Mumbai Coastal Road (North) project, with completion targeted for December
Mumbai’s long-awaited Mogra pumping station is finally set to enter the construction phase on October 15, nearly 20 years after it was first proposed. The project has secured the required environmental approvals and is expected to improve flood management in parts of Versova, Andheri and Jogeshwari. Estimated at Rs 393
Twenty open-space properties owned by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and reserved for gardens, playgrounds and recreational activities are still under the control of private organisations, trusts and other agencies. Their repossession has been delayed as the civic body awaits approval of a revised policy governing adopted open spaces. Spread
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