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Sewri-Worli connector to miss Sept deadline; to be opened early 2027 (opens the original)
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Commuters expecting the east-west Sewri Worli connector and reconstructed Elphinstone bridge by September will have to wait till early 2027. The crucial east-west connector, the Sewri Worli connector and the reconstructed Elphinstone bridge in Prabhadevi, will miss its September deadline. The highly ambitious deadline of a year from the date of demolition will stretch into early 2027. Between a delayed dismantling of the old bridge, unexpected civic utility-related work, resident complaints, a m
MHADA gets power to declare cessed buildings unsafe: What it means for 13,000 old buildings in South & Central Mumbai (opens the original)
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A Bill passed by the Maharashtra legislature this month could finally break a years-long legal deadlock that stalled the redevelopment of nearly 13,000 cessed buildings across Mumbai’s Island City. The amendment to the MHADA Act explicitly designates the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) as the “competent authority” to declare cessed buildings dilapidated, ending a legal dispute that had effectively stalled Section 79A of the MHADA Act since 2025. With the Governor’s ass
A farmer’s final journey: Lives upended by the Mankhurd BEST bus crash (opens the original)
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Just days after another fatal BEST bus accident in Bhandup, a fresh crash on the Sion-Panvel Highway on Monday claimed the life of a 65-year-old farmer from Dharashiv and left 10 others injured, once again raising concerns over the safety record of the city’s public transport fleet. For Bhaskar Raosaheb Kagade, who had travelled more than 400 km from Dharashiv to Mumbai for a family function, Monday was meant to be the start of another journey — a visit to his daughter in Pune. Waiting near the
Hit by rain, teacher protests, Mumbai’s SIR falls behind; officials may seek extension (opens the original)
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Mumbai is likely to seek an extension of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls as progress in the enumeration exercise has remained slow, with officials blaming heavy rain and resistance from teachers assigned as booth-level officers (BLOs). Senior officials overseeing the exercise said a formal request would be sent to the Election Commission of India (ECI) only towards the end of the enumeration phase, if the pace does not improve. “We are likely to seek an extension,
Insolvency threat ends: NARCL buys out Metro 1 debt (opens the original)
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Mumbai Metro One Pvt Ltd (MMOPL), which operates the Versova-Ghatkopar Metro corridor, has got a major financial breather with the National Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd (NARCL) taking over and restructuring its debt. The move brings to an end the insolvency proceedings that had been hanging over the company for the past few years. Under the agreement, MMOPL’s outstanding debt of Rs 2,771.32 crore has been bought out and restructured, bringing down the liability by around Rs 1,100 crore. The
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