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Malabar hill: Water cut in South Mumbai due to inspection of reservoir - Vimarsana News

Malabar hill: Water cut in South Mumbai due to inspection of reservoir

According to civic officials, the tank will be partially emptied on December 7, seeking to aid the inspection of the reservoir's second compartment.

Say Goodbye To Mumbai's Iconic Kaali Peeli Taxis - Vimarsana News

Say Goodbye To Mumbai's Iconic Kaali Peeli Taxis

In Mumbai the Kaali Peeli isn't just a mode of transport; it's an emotion etched in the memories of its residents.

Budget @10: Aviation ministry asks for 25-30% increase in FY25 budgetary outlay for RCS-UDAN scheme - Vimarsana News

Budget @10: Aviation ministry asks for 25-30% increase in FY25 budgetary outlay for RCS-UDAN scheme

Despite the aviation industry surpassing pre-COVID-19 levels, traffic under UDAN remains low. So, to speed up the launch of new routes and revive airports under UDAN, MoCA has sought a budgetary allocation of Rs 1,500 crore for 2024–25, the highest-ever allocation for the scheme.

Mumbai terror attacks: As 15 years go by, tributes pour in for martyrs, victims of 26/11 - Vimarsana News

Mumbai terror attacks: As 15 years go by, tributes pour in for martyrs, victims of 26/11

15 years have elapsed since the horrific terrorist attacks that shook not just Mumbai but the entire world. Also known as 26/11, on this day, 10 terrorists from the Laskhar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror group entered the city and killed 166 people and injured 300 during the course of four days.

View | 26/11: The day when Indian political leadership failed to act against Pak - Vimarsana News

View | 26/11: The day when Indian political leadership failed to act against Pak

The Manmohan Singh government's response was confined to what was then branded as “coercive diplomacy” rather than military action against LeT.