Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Mumbai today and was received at the airport by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari. PM Modi, along with Union ministers Piyush Goyal, Ramdas Athavale and Bhagwat Karad reached BKC’s MMRDA ground to address a public rally and inaugurate several development projects, including the metro services, the Mumbai One App and NMMC Card. He also inaugurated 20 Babasaheb Apla davakhanas and initiated the redevelopment of municipal hospitals at Oshiwara, Goregaon, Bhandup. PM also started seven waste water treatment facilities with 2464 capacity mld, and boosted concretisation of road works worth rs 6079 crores. His visit also included the initiation of redevelopment of csmt and transferring money directly to 1 lakh plus beneficiaries under the PM Svanidhi Fund.
24 January,2023 02:59 PM IST | Mumbai
Prime Minister Modi dedicated metro services to people of Mumbai today. He also inaugurated several developmental projects. Prime Minister rode in the newly launched metro and talked to students on board. This is PM Narendra Modi’s first visit to the maximum city after the Eknath Shinde-led government came to power with the help of the BJP. The two parties are expected to put up a show of strength in Mumbai ahead of the BMC elections.
23 January,2023 04:51 PM IST | Mumbai
As many as 3,431 pillion riders were fined by traffic police on Day 1 of action against bikers and pillion riders without helmets. Riders were unhappy with the move and said helmets for pillion riders are unnecessary. On May 25, the police commissioner had instructed traffic cops to take action against bikers whose pillion riders were not wearing helmets. The traffic department had given 15 days’ time to bikers for compliance, failing which they would be penalised.
07 July,2022 08:05 PM IST | Mumbai
The Mumbai Traffic Police department is undertaking a drive to collect pending e-challans, running into crores of rupees. Mumbai's top 3 traffic hotspots prone to traffic jams have been revealed, which has partly been attributed to illegal parking. Mumbai Khabar brings to you the top news of the day. Watch this video to know more!
08 January,2021 12:00 AM IST | Mumbai
The traffic department of Mumbai police whose work was appreciated by the honorable high court of Mumbai for banning the two wheelers due to the growing number of accident on J J flyover seems not to be very serious with itu00e2u20acu2122s own decisions as the two wheelers including those of policemenu00e2u20acu2122s are violating the norms and are plying freely on the flyover. A MiD Day check on Wednesday between 3.30 pm to 350 pm found that more than fifty-two wheelers including cops used the J J flyover in a short span of twenty minutes for their convenience making the law at stake. This reporter also found that there were no policemen on the either side of the flyover as earlier there were few to stop the bikers. Aldo the speed of bikers on the flyover was more than the average speed of 30 km/hr. The pictures and video clicked by this reporter and a MiD Day photographer exposes the claims of Mumbai Traffic Police. Story & Video By - Bipin Singh,MiD-DAY
21 October,2010 12:00 PM IST
An Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) tried to intimidate officials from Navghar Police station (Mulund) after his son was hauled up for having tinted glass on his car windows. As the Mumbai traffic police swing into action over tinted glass on car windows, a young man was caught yesterday afternoon with tinted car windows. He argued vehemently with the police, even calling them biased for catching him and not others. When he was brought to the police station, it was found that he was the son of an ACP. He called his father to the police station and the senior official, shockingly, instead of reprimanding his son for abusive behaviour, tried to bully the local police, who made a station dairy against the ACP. Story & Video By - Vinod Kumar Menon,MiD-DAY
23 October,2012 09:00 PM IST
This Independence Day, mid-day.com salutes the real-life heroes of Mumbai city- The Mumbai Traffic Police. Watch this video to know how
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