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BEST bus collides with metro pillar in Goregaon, 2 injured: Police (opens the original)
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A Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) bus, a vehicle wet-leased by the undertaking rammed into a metro rail pillar at Goregaon on Monday evening, injuring two people, police said. The incident occurred around 5pm at Ittbhatti Junction outside Oberoi Mall. “While proceeding from Dindoshi Depot to Bhayander Station (East), the bus was taking a right turn beneath the Dindoshi flyover at the traffic signal opposite Oberoi Mall. During the maneuver, the bus grazed the rear right side of
A decade later, no home in sight for HDIL flat buyers (opens the original)
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Mumbai: When Dr Haresh Manglani booked a three-bedroom apartment in 2010 in Whispering Towers, a project executed by Housing Development and Infrastructure Limited (HDIL) in Mulund West, he believed he was securing his family’s future. Sixteen years later, the belief has turned to dust, as HDIL remains embroiled in the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). Work on the company’s projects in Mulund, Nahur, Palghar and Kurla came to a standst
Lack of policy framework hampers living conditions of PAP colonies: Report (opens the original)
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Twenty five years since Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) colonies came into existence in Mumbai due to the infrastructure projects undertaken by multiple government agencies, the conditions at the residential sites remain deplorable and no provisions have been made for redevelopment of structurally unstable buildings, highlighted a report released by Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA), a non-profit working with the marginalised. The report “25 Years Later: Infrastructure Conditions o
Wilson Pens family’s Juhu villa sold for ₹135 crore (opens the original)
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Mumbai: A Juhu bungalow owned for more than five decades by the family behind Wilson Pens has been sold to the Jagwani family, promoters of Notandas Realty, in a ₹135-crore deal, according to property registration documents. Villa Wilson, located near actor Amitabh Bachchan’s residence, Jalsa, is a Spanish-style luxury villa featuring expansive living spaces and floor-to-ceiling windows. It was designed by renowned architect Nirmala Banaji. The acquisition comes just months after Notandas Realty
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