Monsoon malady: The Hindu Editorial on Mumbai's decrepit buildings
Mumbai must urgently replace decrepit buildings to prevent houses collapsing in rain
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Mumbai must urgently replace decrepit buildings to prevent houses collapsing in rain
First day of monsoon, Mumbai on its knees as trains, traffic hit (Ld) By IANS | 0 Views Mumbai, June 9 : The first monsoon rains hit Maharashtra and Mumbai with full fury on Wednesday, disrupting local trains and road traffic, and flooding low-lying areas in the country's commercial capital, officials said here. According to IMD Mumbai, the city notched record rain for a day in June -- 280.2 mm in the suburbs and 123 mm in the city -- in the past 24 hours, with the maximum downpour during the day since 8 a.m. In the early hours, Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad were clobbered wi...
In a feat, the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) constructed an east-west connecting road bridge over the Mithi River in a record period of five months and has thrown it open for traffic, an official said on Thursday.The old and ...
Mumbai: BMC re-builds bridge over Mithi River in record five months The bridge connects the Filterpada area of the eastern suburbs with Aarey Colony, Goregaon in the western suburbs The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) achieved the feat of constructing an east-west-connecting road bridge over the Mithi River in a record period of five months despite its ongoing battle against deadly coronavirus pandemic. The bridge has now been opened for traffic, BMC officials said on Thursday. The bridge connects the Filterpada area of the eastern suburbs with Aarey Colony, Goregaon in the western s...
Distressed sales in costliest Indian home market lure Sunteck Realty SECTIONS Last Updated: May 11, 2021, 07:45 AM IST Share Synopsis Land is selling at 20% to 30% discounts in India’s most expensive property market, according to the homebuilder. Agencies Sunteck Realty acquired about 9 million square feet last year, and is in talks to purchase more in 2021. Related NSE By Dhwani Pandya Sunteck Realty Ltd. was the first to spot a business opportunity a decade ago, when it snapped up land in Mumbai’s upcoming financial district and built homes for wealthy bankers. Now, as a fallout of a p...