January 6, 2026: India’s real estate sector is undergoing a rapid transformation as technology, sustainability and global best practices reshape how companies build, sell and manage assets. In 2025, accelerated adoption of digital tools—from ERP and CRM platforms to data analytics and smart building systems—has forced developers to rethink workforce
January 6, 2026: As the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections approach, concerns over Mumbai’s environment, infrastructure, roads, and public services have moved to the centre of political debate. Reflecting growing public unease, the city-based Watchdog Foundation has unveiled a detailed 12-point manifesto that places environmental protection and urban liveability at
January 6, 2026: The closure of Elphinstone Bridge in September last year has set off a ripple effect across Dadar and neighbouring areas, with Shivaji Park emerging as one of the worst-hit zones. What was projected as a temporary disruption has evolved into a daily struggle for residents, commuters, pedestrians
January 6, 2026: As plans for a large memorial and public institute in Chirag Nagar, Ghatkopar, paper advance, the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) has reiterated that residents will not be forcibly evicted, even as opposition continues and redevelopment remains on hold. Officials maintain that relocation will take place only with
January 6, 2026: As the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections approach, attention has turned to the N and S wards in Mumbai’s eastern suburbs—areas that reflect both the opportunities and pressures of rapid urban growth. Among the northernmost wards of the city, they play a crucial role in connecting Mumbai with
January 5, 2026: Mumbai continues to struggle with a deepening waste management crisis even as the country’s wealthiest civic body heads into elections on January 15. Despite a sharp rise in spending, the city’s cleanliness record remains poor, raising serious questions about efficiency, accountability and long-term planning. Nayonika Bose examines
January 5, 2026: Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday assured that the “Marathi Manoos will not have to go out of the city and that they will get houses within the city,” under a comprehensive Mumbai makeover promised by the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Addressing a joint BJP, Shiv Sena and
January 3, 2026: Beed district has emerged as the top performer in Maharashtra’s rural housing programme, completing more than 50,000 homes and enabling thousands of families to move into permanent dwellings. The achievement places Beed at the forefront of the state’s implementation of both central and state-sponsored rural housing schemes,
January 3, 2026: Mumbai’s fragile mangrove ecosystem is once again under pressure, with the proposed felling of nearly 45,000 mangroves for the Bhayander–Versova coastal road reigniting concerns over the environmental cost of large infrastructure projects. Along the city’s western shoreline, where mangroves have long acted as natural shields against flooding
January 3, 2026: The Maharashtra government is set to roll out the ‘Green Mumbai’ initiative, a wide-ranging programme aimed at reshaping the city through environmentally responsible infrastructure, sustainable mobility and climate-focused governance. The initiative is designed to address Mumbai’s long-standing challenges around air quality, congestion and emissions while aligning urban
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