म्हाडा आणि मराठी माणूस हे समीकरण गेली अनेक वषेर् आहे. पण आता म्हाडामध्ये अमराठी टक्का झपाट्याने वाढत असून त्याचा प्रत्यय मंगळवारी फुटलेल्या म्हाडाच्या लॉटरीत आला.
अल्प व उच्च उत्पन्न गटांमधील लॉटरीत अमराठी अर्जदारांचा टक्का यंदा प्रचंड वाढल्याचे दिसून आले. वर्सोवा, गोरेगाव, दहिसर, प्रतिक्षा नगर येथील घरांची लॉटरी लागलेल्यांमध्ये अमराठी नावांचाही मोठा समावेश आहे.
Today will be the lucky day for 3,863 people among the hundreds of thousands who had applied for the affordable tenements scheme of the Maharashtra Housing and Area
Development Authority (Mhada).
The lottery for the allotments will be held at the
Rangsharada Auditorium, Bandra, at 9 am.
It will be the highest in 100 years but prediction mechanism won’t be ready till next year.
When the Mumbai coast braves its highest tide in 100 years in July, as experts have predicted, a promised flood modelling system won’t be in place.
The system that can be used to forecast which low-lying areas will be inundated and to what extent, so that the civic administration can take early prev
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Mumbai's normal temperature may rise to around 44°C during summer and the sea level may increase by .86 metre, submerging low-lying and coastal areas. Far fetched, you may think. But this could be the reality after five decades, if things continue as usual.
"We have caused enough damage to the atmosphere, and it is high time people realise the probable damages of climate change and global w
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This Shiv Sena is set to miss its second deadline, May 1, the Maharashtra Day, it had set to launch the Shiv Vada Pav or the common man’s burger, in a grand new standardised scheme across the city.
It will take another two months before stalls allotted for selling the Shiv Vada Pav can be cleared and vendors selected to sell the snack given the handcarts, according to the Brihanmumbai Municipa
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Our politicians may be greying, but close to a quarter of the country’s electorate is just about kissing adulthood.
Closer home, fresh voter registration in Maharashtra stands at a peak of 1.98 crore (or 27% of the state’s total voters), a quantum leap over the paltry 30 lakh new voters who registered during the parliamentary election in 2004.
The chickens are coming home to roost for many suburban housing societies which had dreamt of riding the real estate boom by inviting builders to redevelop their old properties in return for larger apartments and hard cash.
A slew of agreements between housing societies and developers, mainly in the western suburbs, has fallen through or is being renegotiated.
The relationship between builders and political parties has now got numbers to substantiate all the talk. The lucrative sector has done its bit to keep the poll juggernaut rolling, and not surprisingly, records of contributions by real estate players to major political parties show that a majority are Mumbai-based developers.
Five years ago, 40-year-old Hasad Sheikh was an autorickshaw driver. Today he is a businessman manufacturing inverters.
And he is not the only one to be cashing in on the long hours of load-shedding in the Vasai-Virar belt. As the area braces for another "sweltering and dark" summer, several residents have decided to make a living out of load-shedding
As recently as 3-4 years ago GPS system was a status symbol.. to be found in luxury cars like Mercedes Benz and BMW
But now Commuters traveling in Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport undertaking (BEST) buses will be kept well updated about the timing of the bus, and the next destinations, as it intends to introduce Global Positioning System (GPS) soon on all its buses across the city.
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Electricity consumers in Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Mulund and Bhandup have been going through two to three hours of loadshedding for the past three days.
This, despite the fact that they pay an additional 43 paise per unit to state power company Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL). The extra amount is for the energy that the MSEDCL draws from outside the state.
Investigations into a government housing scam that was unearthed by the CBI in February, has revealed rather frightening administrative malaise and corruption.
The CBI, which has been making surprise checks at government colonies across the city, has found that even class 1 officers, holding important posts in crucial departments, had sublet their houses.
On a mission to ensure that the city's "elite" understand the importance of saving water, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is taking its message to coffee and burger joints.
From Thursday onwards, separate screens installed at most of the city's Coffee Cafe Day and McDonald outlets will relay 20-second long messages appealing customers to save water.
The Supreme Court has rejected Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's plea to contest this year's Lok Sabha polls. Dutt was to be the Samajwadi Party candidate from Lucknow.
Supreme Court refused to stay his conviction in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts case. Dutt was convicted under the Arms Act and sentenced to six years in jail by a TADA court. He is out on bail at present.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will receive Rs20 crore in lieu of carbon credit from the Asian Development Bank.
The BMC earned its carbon credit from the Gorai dumping ground, which becomes the first garbage dump in the country to earn 'carbon credits'. The BMC sold it to recover the money it spent on closing the dumping site.
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