July 18, 2025: Maharashtra’s Industries Minister, Uday Samant, has announced that the state government will introduce new legislation to provide long-awaited relief to tenants affected by stalled redevelopment projects, particularly in Mumbai’s suburbs. Speaking in the state legislative assembly on Thursday, Samant stated, “By the next session—the winter session in
July 18, 2025: Mumbai’s 2025 monsoon season began with familiar scenes of civic failure—flooded roads, halted metro services, and crippled transport infrastructure. Despite repeated assurances and significant budget allocations for pre-monsoon preparedness, India’s financial capital once again found itself overwhelmed by the season’s first major downpour. Heavy rains early Tuesday
July 18, 2025: A vital element in Mumbai’s expansive infrastructure agenda, the proposed Ramchandra Bridge—intended to connect Mindspace in Malad West to Malad-Marve Road—remains stalled, pending final clearance from the Bombay High Court. Part of the broader Mumbai Coastal Road project, the bridge aims to ease persistent congestion along the
July 17, 2025: In the first half of 2025, under-construction premium residential properties across India saw significantly higher capital appreciation than completed projects, according to a new report by Savills India. Mumbai led the trend, registering a striking 44% year-on-year increase in average prices. Bengaluru followed with a 35% rise,
July 17, 2025: Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray on Wednesday raised serious concerns over alleged irregularities in the redevelopment of the Subhedar Ramji Ambedkar Nagar slum in Worli, urging the Maharashtra government to take corrective measures. His remarks, made in the state legislative assembly, were based on longstanding issues
July 16, 2025: The Bombay High Court has cleared the Maharashtra government’s Rs 229-crore Gateway Jetty project near the historic Gateway of India, dismissing three petitions that raised environmental and heritage concerns. With this verdict, the state can move forward with the Maharashtra Maritime Board’s marine passenger terminal plan. The
July 16, 2025: The number of officially recognised accident-prone black spots across Mumbai has more than doubled over the past two years, surging from 20 to 48. This sharp increase, despite ongoing expansion of flyovers and road infrastructure, highlights persistent dangers at major junctions—particularly for pedestrians and two-wheeler riders. Civic
July 16, 2025: In a major boost to urban mobility, Maha Mumbai Metro has significantly increased services on Metro Lines 2A and 7, scaling up daily trips to 305 in response to rising commuter demand. This strategic move follows a record single-day ridership of over 3 lakh passengers—an indicator of
July 15, 2025: Mumbai’s fishing community is gearing up for a major protest against the relocation of the historic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj (CSM) Fish Market, with a morcha planned to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) headquarters on July 22. The All Maharashtra Fisherfolk Action Committee (AMFAC) is demanding that the
July 15, 2025: Mumbai’s connectivity has received a significant boost following the full commissioning of the Nagpur–Mumbai Samruddhi Mahamarg, which saw over 11.23 lakh vehicles plying the route in the month after its final stretch opened on 5 June. This marks a 32% rise in monthly vehicular movement compared to
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