November 18, 2025: The Bhiwandi Municipal Corporation on Monday kicked off a major road-widening initiative on the Anjur Phata–Kalyan Naka stretch, prompting heightened tension across the city. The 2-km corridor, currently 24 metres wide, is being expanded to 36 metres to ease chronic traffic congestion and support ongoing Metro Line-5
November 18, 2025: Fatalities on Maharashtra’s two major expressways are moving in sharply opposite directions. Transport department data shows that deaths on the Samruddhi Mahamarg rose by 16% in the first nine months of this year compared to the same period in 2023, increasing from 92 to 107. In contrast,
November 18, 2025: The Maharashtra government has released a detailed policy framework to regulate compensatory tree plantation for public and infrastructure projects in Mumbai that require tree cutting on non-forest land. The decision follows the Supreme Court’s interim order of October 27, 2025, in a suo motu writ petition initiated
November 17, 2025: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has stopped all redevelopment activity at Habib Mansion in Byculla after unauthorised deep excavation and backfilling led to the deaths of two labourers and left three others seriously injured. A stop-work notice was issued late on Saturday, along with a 24-hour intimation
November 17, 2025: Union Minister and North Mumbai MP Piyush Goyal inaugurated a series of development works in Borivali on Sunday, including an eco-friendly sculpture and the newly beautified Green View Garden. The sculpture, conceptualised by the Shri Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal—an organisation with an 80-year-old tradition—and funded through the MPLADS
November 17, 2025: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is advancing plans to develop Mumbai’s second dedicated bird park in Mulund, with four companies submitting bids for the Rs 166-crore project. Officials confirmed that work could begin as early as December once the contract is awarded. Spread across a 17-acre plot
November 15, 2025: Mumbai’s Mahim Nature Park—one of the city’s most critical and centrally located green lungs—is once again at the centre of public concern as momentum builds around the Dharavi Redevelopment Project. Urban planners and environmental groups warn that the renewed push for land consolidation could intensify pressure on
Sidhant Shekhar Jha November 15, 2025: Mumbai’s real estate sector is under increasing pressure from flood risks that threaten both property and investment value. According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) 2024–25 climate budget report, nearly 35% of the city’s population lives within 250 metres of over 100 flood-prone zones.
Sidhant Shekhar Jha November 15, 2025: Mumbai is entering a new era of urban living, where drone technology, automated aerial delivery systems integrated into residential buildings, is reshaping the logistics landscape. This innovation supports the city’s growing vertical development by enabling faster, safer, and more efficient delivery of goods directly
November 15, 2025: The Agri-Koli Youth Foundation (AKYF), during the second edition of its Jan Samvad series, called for urgent and decisive intervention from the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) to resolve the long-standing housing and land regularisation issues faced by original residents. The organisation reiterated that meaningful progress will
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