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Continue reading →: Caught: Culprits behind large-scale landgrab and illegal construction in the Vasai-Virar areaSeveral civic officials, businessmen and politicians are under the scanner for their role in facilitating large-scale landgrab and illegal construction in the Vasai-Virar area, courtesy two ongoing probes into the construction of 41 illegal buildings in Vasai East, on a 60-acre plot reserved for public projects.
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Continue reading →: Illegal buildings and their root cause41 buildings were demolished by the Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation (VVMC) earlier this year following directions from the Bombay high court, and now the culprits behind it have been caught.
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Continue reading →: Illegal encroachments in CRZ demolishedWetlands and coastal areas are vital for sheltering seaside human habitations from the sea, especially in Mumbai.
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Continue reading →: Mithi river desilting fraud
The alleged scam involving desilting the Mithi river led to a loss of ₹65.54 crore for the BMC, according to the EOW.
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Continue reading →: Now we can stop garbage flowing into seaAfter sustained campaigning by our Forum, in a continued effort to curb garbage from Mumbai’s stormwater drains entering the Arabian Sea and Thane Creek, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is set to install 14 new trash booms across key nullahs in the city.
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Continue reading →: Parking Issues and SolutionsIf a car without a valid digital permit is parked in a residential zone during restricted hours, an e-challan could be automatically generated.
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Continue reading →: Shocking Wetland destruction for a weddingMassacre of mangroves and reclamation of wetlands is underway at Dharma Nagar, Borivali West.
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Continue reading →: Linking Coastal MumbaiLink Road Residents at Dahisar West, in the North West border of Greater Mumbai, are observing that various transport projects are now meeting at their once serene and isolated backyard, transforming it into the hub of road and metro connectivity!
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Continue reading →: After 24 yrs, shanties to make way for roadThe court referred to the slum dwellers plea as “an attempt by squatters and land grabbers to prolong their unlawful occupation,” and expressed surprise that the illegal structures got both water and electricity, additional floors were blatantly added, and these were exploited for commercial gains due to laws that “sympathise…
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Continue reading →: Fining the pollutersBeware! Environmental damages compensation (EDC) of crores can be fined for polluting our rivers.
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