The process of distributing nomination forms for the Thane Municipal Corporation Elections 2025 has begin and on Tuesday, a total of 1,069 nomination forms were issued to prospective candidates across nine ward committees of the civic body, officials said. Election officials appointed at the ward committee level shared the ward-wise details of the nomination forms distributed on the first day. Thane has been already gearing up for the Maharashtra local body elections. As per the civic body, the process of issuing and accepting nomination papers will continue until December 30, between 11 am and 3 pm, excluding public holidays on Thursday, December 25, and Sunday, December 28. Majiwada-Manpada Ward Committee Under the Majiwada-Manpada Ward Committee, nomination forms were distributed for civic wards 1, 2, 3 and 8. A total of 157 nomination forms were issued to candidates from these wards, officials said. Vartaknagar Ward Committee In the Vartaknagar Ward Committee, covering wards 4, 5 and 7, a total of 103 nomination forms were distributed, they said. Lokmanya Nagar-Savarkar Ward Committee The Lokmanya Nagar-Savarkar Ward Committee, which includes wards 6, 13, 14 and 15, recorded the distribution of 177 nomination forms, the highest among all ward committees, the officials said. Wagle Ward Committee Under the Wagle Ward Committee, nomination forms were issued for wards 16, 17 and 18, with a total of 102 forms distributed. Naupada-Kopri Ward Committee For the Naupada-Kopri Ward Committee, covering wards 19, 20, 21 and 22, election officials distributed 113 nomination forms. Uthalsar Ward Committee The Uthalsar Ward Committee, which includes wards 10, 11 and 12, saw the distribution of 101 nomination forms. Kalwa Ward Committee In the Kalwa Ward Committee, nomination forms were issued for wards 9, 23, 24 and 25, with a total of 121 forms distributed. Mumbra Ward Committee Under the Mumbra Ward Committee, 35 nomination forms were issued for wards 26 and 31, while 36 forms were distributed for Wards 30 and 32. Diva Ward Committee According to the officials, in the Diva Ward Committee, 78 nomination forms were issued for wards 27 and 28, while 46 forms were distributed for wards 29 and 33. Election officials said that the nomination process will continue as per the election schedule announced for the Thane Municipal Corporation elections.
23 December,2025 06:36 PM IST | Thane | mid-day online correspondentThe Income Tax Department has announced strict measures to curb the misuse of money power during the Maharashtra local body elections, an official statement said on Tuesday. To ensure free and fair elections and maintain the purity of the electoral process, the department has set up a 24/7 election monitoring control room in Pune, it said. Municipal corporations under monitoring The control room will monitor election-related financial activities in the municipal corporations including Thane, Ulhasnagar, Kalyan-Dombivli, Bhiwandi-Nizampur, Mira-Bhayandar, Vasai-Virar, Panvel, Ahilyanagar, Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad, Solapur, Kolhapur, Ichalkaranji and Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad, the official statement said. It said that the monitoring mechanism will remain active for the entire period during which the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) is in force. Public encouraged to share information The Income Tax Department has urged responsible citizens to report information related to the use of cash or valuables for electioneering purposes. The officials said that the members of the public can share information confidentially through the following channels: - Toll-Free Number: 1800-233-0701 - WhatsApp Number: 9922380806 - Email: pune.pdit.inv@incometax.gov.in Officials said that the initiative is part of the department’s commitment to uphold transparency and prevent illegal use of money during elections. Nomination process for Thane Municipal Corporation elections begins on December 23 The nomination process for candidates contesting the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) General Elections 2025–26 started on Tuesday, December 23. The civic body, while releasing a statement, announced it on Monday. As per the civic body, the process of issuing and accepting nomination papers will continue until December 30, between 11 am and 3 pm, excluding public holidays on Thursday, December 25, and Sunday, December 28. The Thane Municipal Corporation further highlighted that updated samples of nomination papers and mandatory affidavits have been prepared for the upcoming elections. Furthermore, the candidates have been advised to obtain samples, complete the required forms, get them duly attested by the competent authority, and submit them to the respective Election Returning Officers within the prescribed timeline. The election booklet The TMC, with a view to facilitating candidates, has also compiled a comprehensive information booklet. The booklet is available at a cost of Rs 100 with the Election Returning Officers appointed for each ward committee. Furthermore, the booklet contains samples of nomination papers and affidavits. Also, a checklist of documents to be attached and essential forms such as applications for withdrawal of candidature, appointment of election agents and polling agents, and forms related to ballot paper name printing. The booklet also includes Annexure-1 and Annexure-2 for party candidates, details of election expenditure limits, formats for submission of election expenses, provisions of the Model Code of Conduct, law and order guidelines, and advertising certification orders. Additionally, it provides ward-wise reservation details, a combined ward map, information on security deposits, eligibility and disqualification criteria, and contact details of returning officers and help desks. Updated formats of nomination papers and affidavits, as per the State Election Commission’s order dated December 12, 2025, have also been incorporated, officials said.
23 December,2025 05:42 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentWith less than a month to go for the BMC Elections 2026, political parties and alliances have begun formulating strategies to win control of the country’s richest civic corporation. Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP's) city chief, Ameet Satam, on Tuesday downplayed the possible alliance between the Shiv Sena (UBT) and the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) for the Mumbai civic elections, saying the tie-up will have no impact on the poll outcome, news agency PTI reported. The BJP's Mumbai City President made the remarks after Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) leader Sanjay Raut hinted that an alliance between the parties led by cousins Uddhav and Raj Thackeray would be announced on Wednesday. In a post on social media handle X, Raut shared a picture of Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and his cousin and MNS head Raj, with the caption "Tomorrow at 12 pm". Speaking to the media on Tuesday, BJP Mumbai chief Satam said, "There will be no impact on the outcome of the BMC elections, even if the Thackeray cousins come together and contest the polls." Satam further claimed that the people of Mumbai have decided to vote in large numbers in favour of the BJP-led Mahayuti, PTI reported. "I believe Mumbaikars have made up their mind to support the BJP-led Mahayuti, and the mayor will be elected from our corporators only," he added. Despite repeated claims from leaders on both the sides that the talks had concluded, no formal announcement regarding a pre-poll alliance has been made so far. Seat-sharing remains a major sticking point According to sources, the talks have hit a roadblock over seat-sharing arrangements in key pockets of Mumbai where both parties command considerable support, PTI reported. These include Dadar, Sewree, Vikhroli and Bhandup. Disagreements over contesting candidates in these strategically important areas have so far prevented the two sides from reaching a final agreement. Raut had met Raj last week amid the ongoing discussions between the two parties on seat-sharing for the Mumbai civic elections. This was Raut’s second visit to Shivtirth, Raj's residence in Dadar, in three days, highlighting the intensity of the negotiations. The elections to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Asia's largest civic body, will take place on January 15, and the results will be declared the next day. (With inputs from PTI)
23 December,2025 05:39 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Tuesday said it has kept the option open to contest the upcoming Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) elections independently, alleging that its Mahayuti allies have excluded it from seat-sharing discussions, news agency PTI reported. NCP Spokesperson Anand Paranjape claimed that while local leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiv Sena have already begun talks to finalise seat-sharing arrangements for the TMC polls, the NCP has not been invited to participate in them. “Even though meetings of the alliance partners are underway, the NCP has not been invited. Therefore, we have begun preparations to contest the elections independently,” he said, according to PTI. Paranjape also alleged that NCP’s Thane District President, Najeeb Mulla, has not been contacted by either the BJP or the Shiv Sena. He said the party would announce its seat expectations only after receiving a formal invitation for alliance talks, adding that 380 aspirants have been interviewed over the past two days, PTI reported. “If the NCP is offered respectable representation in the alliance for the Thane Municipal Corporation, we are ready to contest together. Otherwise, the NCP is fully prepared to contest all 131 seats on its own,” Paranjape said. While reiterating that the NCP prefers to contest elections as part of the grand alliance wherever possible, he said the party would also consider local tie-ups or independent contests if required. Referring to the recent elections to 288 municipal councils and nagar panchayats, Paranjape said mayors from the BJP–Shiv Sena–NCP alliance were elected in around 215 bodies. “People of Maharashtra have reaffirmed their faith in the Mahayuti government led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Ministers Ajit Pawar and Eknath Shinde,” he added. The long-pending elections to 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, are scheduled to be held on January 15, with counting of votes the next day. Ajit Pawar reached out with proposal for Pune civic poll tie-up, says Congress leader Satej Patil Senior Congress leader Satej Patil on Tuesday said Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has contacted him with a proposal for a possible alliance for the upcoming Pune local body elections. Speaking to reporters in Kolhapur, Patil said the Congress hopes to contest the Pune civic polls as part of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) and has already held three rounds of talks with alliance partners Shiv Sena and NCP (SP). “I received a call from Ajit dada. The proposal (to tie up with Congress) had come for Pune. We are deliberating on it and holding discussions with the Congress’s local leadership and the party’s state president Harshvardhan Sapkal,” stated Patilk. The elections to the Pune Municipal Corporation are scheduled for January 15, with counting of votes to be held the next day. Meanwhile, NCP Pune City President Subhash Jagtap said the rival factions of the party have also discussed a possible alliance for the civic polls. “As far as seat-sharing is concerned, both factions are ready to arrive at a consensus. The official announcement will be made around December 25,” stated Jagtap. However, NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) city unit president Prashant Jagtap expressed displeasure over the prospect of a tie-up between the two factions in Pune. Amid reports about his resignation, he said he was travelling to Mumbai to meet party leader Supriya Sule. “I will not speak about the resignation issue. I am going to meet Supriya Sule in Mumbai and will comment after the meeting,” he said. (With PTI inputs)
23 December,2025 02:30 PM IST | Thane | mid-day online correspondentA large tree fell on three parked vehicles along Pokhran Road No. 02 near Cosmos Horizon Society in Shastri Nagar early on Tuesday, causing minor damage to the vehicles. The incident occurred around 09.50 AM near Bethany Hospital. No injuries were reported. Officers from the Vartak Nagar Police Station, along with Disaster Management Cell staff, Fire Department personnel, and Tree Authority workers, worked together to clear the fallen tree from the road. Vehicle details affected: Mahindra Bolero Pickup Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Maruti Suzuki Swift All vehicles sustained minor damage from the tree fall, but thankfully, there were no casualties. The road was cleared and reopened for traffic after approximately two hours of effort. Authorities have emphasised their preparedness to handle such incidents and ensure swift resolution, minimising disruptions to local traffic. Helmet saves 69-year-old man as falling tree hits his motorcycle Earlier in December, tree from an under-construction site fell on a 69-year-old riding bike; son says helmet saved him; alleges safety barriers were put up around area only after the incident. My father survived only because he was wearing a helmet. A helmet not only saves lives in road accidents, but can also protect you in unexpected situations — like when a tree fell on my father. Miraculously, the helmet saved him. People should always wear a helmet,” Shivaji Khadke told mid-day. Roasaheb Narsoppa Khadke, 69, was seriously injured after a tree from the site of an under-construction society on 18th Road in Khar West collapsed on him while he was riding his motorcycle. Roasaheb sustained multiple injuries to his chest, head, and arms due to the incident. The construction contractor, a resident of Kannamwar Nagar in Vikhroli East, is currently admitted to Bhabha Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment. Following the incident, the Santacruz police registered an FIR against the unknown construction contractor and site supervisor for negligence, specifically for failing to secure the construction boundary with proper safety barricades. Speaking with mid-day, Shivaji said, “On December 2, my father was riding his bike to Andheri via 18th Road in Khar West after going to Khar Danda to bring labourers for construction work. That’s when a large tree fell on him from the Evershine Building construction site. My father was wearing a helmet, and that’s the only reason he survived. The helmet cracked in the middle, but it saved his life. Due to severe chest pain, he was unable to speak properly. The people responsible must be punished.”
23 December,2025 01:21 PM IST | Thane | mid-day online correspondentThe nomination process for candidates contesting the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) General Elections 2025–26 started on Tuesday, December 23. The civic body, while releasing a statement, announced it on Monday. As per the civic body, the process of issuing and accepting nomination papers will continue until December 30, between 11 am and 3 pm, excluding public holidays on Thursday, December 25, and Sunday, December 28. The Thane Municipal Corporation further highlighted that updated samples of nomination papers and mandatory affidavits have been prepared for the upcoming elections. Furthermore, the candidates have been advised to obtain samples, complete the required forms, get them duly attested by the competent authority, and submit them to the respective Election Returning Officers within the prescribed timeline. Election booklet The TMC, with a view to facilitating candidates, has also compiled a comprehensive information booklet. The booklet is available at a cost of Rs 100 with the Election Returning Officers appointed for each ward committee. Furthermore, the booklet contains samples of nomination papers and affidavits. Also, a checklist of documents to be attached and essential forms such as applications for withdrawal of candidature, appointment of election agents and polling agents, and forms related to ballot paper name printing. The booklet also includes Annexure-1 and Annexure-2 for party candidates, details of election expenditure limits, formats for submission of election expenses, provisions of the Model Code of Conduct, law and order guidelines, and advertising certification orders. Additionally, it provides ward-wise reservation details, a combined ward map, information on security deposits, eligibility and disqualification criteria, and contact details of returning officers and help desks. Updated formats of nomination papers and affidavits, as per the State Election Commission’s order dated December 12, 2025, have also been incorporated, officials said.
23 December,2025 01:15 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Shiv Sena (UBT) on Tuesday attacked Deputy CM and Shiv Sena chief Eknath Shinde over his claim that Maharashtra local body polls have finally settled the debate over the “real” Shiv Sena. In a scathing editorial in the party's mouthpiece, 'Saamana', the Thackeray camp claimed, “The liars say, 'Our Shiv Sena is real!' But what is real and what is fake - the common people of the state recognise this. Those who dedicated their victory to Modi-Shah's feet, the symbol 'Shiv Sena' does not suit those thieves,” as reported by news agency IANS. Furthermore the editorial also mentioned, “These same Modi-Shah stole the bow and arrow and handed it over to eight traitors in Maharashtra. The theft of Lok Sabha, Vidhan Sabha and local body elections has taken the form of 'yours, mine, theirs'. The picture ahead will be different - we have no doubt about this.” Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde also claimed credit for the work shown by the real Shiv Sena people. This is a hollow credit. His party's claim of solid work in Lok Sabha, Vidhan Sabha and now local body elections is hollow. “Originally, the name 'Shiv Sena' and the symbol bow and arrow were obtained through Amit Shah's pressure. The merit of the bow and arrow is significant, and Balasaheb Thackeray, the Shiv Sena chief, had established the 'bow and arrow' in every household. These 'merits' have been stolen and the real Shiv Sena is being talked about,” the Saamana editorial noted. Shiv Sena Bow and Arrow case to be heard before the Supreme Court The editorial headed by Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut further stated that the dispute between the party logo is still pending in the Supreme Court. Adding that, “The Supreme Court has given six months' time for the Election Commission to make a decision. "Dates are not being set there, but after 40 MLAs crossed over to the other side and the decision was made according to law and constitution, Shiv Sena and bow and arrow are encouraging a decision on whose symbol it is!" as reported by IANS. Furthermore, the Thackeray camp said that despite the electoral successes of the Shinde-led Shiv Sena, legal disputes regarding the party's "real" status and official symbols remain unresolved. Putting light on the matter that is still to be heard by the apex court, the editorial noted, “The Supreme Court has scheduled a final hearing for January 21, 2026, to address the symbol dispute between the Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde factions. A similar hearing for the NCP symbol dispute is set for January 22, 2026.” It also mentioned that the year ends with political parties shifting focus toward the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections, which are slated for January 15. The Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena had further alleged, "The results of local body elections are bought and sold through auction. There is no integrity or transparency found anywhere in these results. The ruling party has acquired the art of buying the machinery and voters, and people like Amit Shah kindly make them win elections by stealing the Shiv Sena and bow and arrow,” as per IANS. Samaana editorial also mentioned, “As Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis vows to transform the face of the state following these results, the opposition remains defiant. They describe the current political state as one of 'looting and deception' and express confidence that the political picture in Maharashtra will shift in the future,” reported IANS. (With inputs from IANS)
23 December,2025 01:09 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentResidents of K East ward in the city will face water supply disruptions on Tuesday until 4pm, due to the ongoing diversion work of a 2,400 mm Upper Vaitarna water pipeline required for the construction of Metro Line 7A at Bamanwada, Vile Parle East. Areas likely affected include Om Nagar, Kanti Nagar, Sahar Village, parts of MIDC Andheri East, Bamanwada, Airport Colony, Chakala, JB Nagar, Marol Industrial Area, and surrounding localities. Residents of affected localities are advised to store sufficient water in advance and use it judiciously until the supply is restored. The project, part of Metro Line 7-A construction in Bamanwada and Vile Parle East, could not be completed on schedule due to technical reasons. Water supply from Powai High Reservoir-I (PHLR-I) will also remain suspended during this period. The affected areas Early morning supply areas (5:00 AM – 8:15 AM): Om Nagar, Kanti Nagar, Rajasthan Society, Sai Nagar (Technical Area), Sahar Gaon, Sutar Pakhadi. Late morning supply areas (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM): Mulgav Dongri, MIDC Roads 1–23, Trans Apartment, Kondivita, Maheshwari Nagar, Upadhyay Nagar, Thakur Chawl, Salve Nagar, Bhavani Nagar, Durga Pada, Mama Garage. Afternoon supply areas (2:00 PM – 5:30 PM): Kabir Nagar, Bamnwada, Parsivada, Airport Colony, Tarun Bharat Colony, Islampura, Deulwadi, P and T Colony, Chakala, Prakash Wadi, Govind Wadi, Malpa Dongri 1 and 2, Hanuman Nagar, Mota Nagar, Shivaji Nagar, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Colony (Part), Charat Singh Colony (Part), Mukund Hospital, Technical Area, Lelevadi, Indira Nagar, Mapkhan Nagar, Takpada, Airport Road Area, Chimtapada, Sagbag, Marol Industrial Area, Ramkrishna Mandir Road, J.B. Nagar, Bagarkha Road, Kanti Nagar. The BMC has advised citizens to store sufficient water in advance, use water sparingly during the repair work, and cooperate with the authorities. Mumbai Metro 7A works to affect water supply in parts of city; BMC announces 99-hour disruption, check details here The Mumbai civic body last week informed that parts of the city would face a 99-hour water supply disruption due to Mumbai Metro 7A works. During the period, water supply would be affected in Dharavi, Andheri and Bandra. "Major water pipeline connection works will be taken up, which will affect water supply in parts of G North, K East and H East wards," the Mumbai civic body said. It stated that the work will be carried out from Monday, December 22, 2025, at 10 am to Friday, December 26, 2025, at 1 pm, for a total duration of 99 hours. During this period, residents in the affected areas will experience low-pressure water supply, along with changes in regular supply timings.
23 December,2025 12:40 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMumbai is expected to experience hazy conditions in the morning, with skies becoming mainly clear by afternoon and evening on Tuesday. The maximum temperature is likely to reach 33 degrees Celsius, while the minimum may drop to 18 degrees Celsius, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). As per the Sameer app, the city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) stands at 111, which falls under the moderate category. Residents with lung disorders, asthma, or heart conditions may experience breathing discomfort. AQI across key areas in Mumbai: Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC): 111Borivali: 94Byculla: 130Andheri East: 93Chembur: 120Deonar: 135Ghatkopar: 131Kandivali: 114 Bombay High Court calls clean air a fundamental right, seeks solution for Kanjurmarg dumping ground pollution The right to breathe clean air is a fundamental right and fresh air was the need of the hour, the Bombay High Court said on Monday while urging authorities to come up with a solution to address the pollution and odour emanating from Kanjurmarg dumping ground in the metropolis. A bench of Justice G S Kulkarni and Justice Aarti Sathe termed the situation as an “emergency” and noted that the right to breathe clean air was a fundamental right. “Fresh air is the need of the hour. Breathing itself has become difficult because of pollution,” the court said. The bench was hearing a bunch of petitions challenging the environmental clearance granted for using the Kanjurmarg site for dumping activities. The petitioners raised concerns about persistent stench, fumes and health issues such as respiratory and skin ailments among residents. Government pleader Jyoti Chavan told the court that a state-appointed committee, pursuant to HC orders, had visited the site on Sunday and found that the odour at the site was a problem. Chavan informed the court that short-term measures could be implemented immediately and that IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi were being consulted for mitigation strategies.
23 December,2025 11:03 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentCommuters on Mumbai’s Western Railway (WR) will have to brace for about 75 to 80 cancellations of suburban trains starting Monday for the construction of the important leg of the 6th line till Borivali. The line is expected to segregate suburban and mail-express trains all the way between Bandra and Borivali. The WR has, however, said that these cancellations would be spread out throughout the day and not at any particular time. “This is because the 5th STA (suburban traffic avoidance line) line will be required to be suspended to be integrated with the new line. Express trains will be travelling on the fast corridor,” a WR official said. Track laying work being carried out on a suburban line. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WR Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Vineet Abhishek said that the work involves track slewing and insertion and removal of multiple crossovers at Kandivli and Borivli. “Major engineering, signalling and overhead equipment works will be carried out, which will impact train operations. Consequently, some suburban, passenger, and mail/express trains will be affected,” said Abhishek. He added that the 5th line will remain suspended for passenger train operations and speed restrictions will be imposed on other lines. All trains working on the 5th line, i.e., mail/express and suburban trains, will be operated on the fast line between Andheri/Goregaon and Borivali. Once complete, it will take mail express trains from Bandra away from the local line all the way to Borivli and boost local train services on WR, the CPRO added.
23 December,2025 11:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. AklekarMumbai commuters brace for disruption as Western Railway (WR) announces the cancellation of 80 local trains daily starting December 21. To carry out the work in connection with the sixth line on Kandivali and Borivali section, a block of 30 days will be undertaken from the night of December 20th/21st and will continue up to January 18. WR's chief public relations officer Vineet Abhishek said the work involves track slewing and insertion and removal of multiple crossovers at Kandivali and Borivali. Major works of the engineering, signalling and overhead equipment will be carried out, which will impact train operations. Consequently, some suburban, passenger and mail/express trains will be affected. During the period from December 20th/21st to December 25th/26th, the block will be operated from 11 pm to 04:30 am. Due to the block and suspension of fifth line, some suburban services will remain cancelled. "For December 31 all efforts are being made to ensure unusual cancellations for the convenience for New Year celebrations," he said. What will be affected Amid the operational work that will be carried out by the authorities, the fifth line of the WR will remain suspended for passenger trains running during the block. While the Western Railways have also affirmed that there will be speed restrictions imposed on other lines that will ultimately delay the travel time. All trains working on the fifth line i.e mail/express and suburban trains will be operated on fast line between Andheri/Goregaon and Borivali. The authorities have also stated that several suburban local services will be cancelled, leading to congestion and delays. Block timings From midnight on December 20 to December 25, the block will be operated daily between 11:00 pm and 4:30 pm. Train cancellations Western Railway has further issued a revised timetable for the trains operating during the mega-block. Day-wise summary of trains affected On the night of December 20/21, a total of 7 local trains will be cancelled, including 3 up services and 4 down services. From December 21 to December 25, 2025, 94 local trains will be cancelled each day, comprising 47 up services and 47 down services. On December 26, 2025, 87 local trains will be cancelled, with 40 up services and 47 down services. Cancellations on December 20/21, 2025 BVI 90803 – Departs 19:19, Arrives 20:09, FAST MDD 90768 – Departs 18:44, Arrives 19:22, FAST BVI 90979 – Departs 22:24, Arrives 23:14, FAST BVI 90860 – Departs 20:16, Arrives 21:13, FAST BVI 90989 – Departs 22:33, Arrives 23:25, FAST BVI 90996 – Departs 23:25, Arrives 00:13, FAST VR 92200 – Departs 21:44, Arrives 22:21, SLOW Cancellations from December 21 to December 25, 2025 VR 90207 – 08:27–09:51 FAST | BVI 90010 – 04:10–05:16 SLOW BVI 90239 – 09:00–09:43 FAST | BYR 90034 – 04:30–05:33 FAST BVI 90255 – 09:13–09:55 FAST | NSP 90046 – 04:35–05:55 FAST MDD 90307 – 10:11–10:54 FAST | BVI 90048 – 05:05–06:14 SLOW BVI 90347 – 10:50–11:35 FAST | BYR 90058 – 05:15–06:34 SLOW BVI 90379 – 11:12–11:59 FAST | BVI 90104 – 06:21–07:17 FAST NSP 90403 – 11:33–12:49 FAST | BVI 90128 – 06:50–07:54 SLOW BVI 90435 – 12:13–12:58 FAST | BVI 90162 – 07:28–08:35 SLOW VR 90469 – 13:12–14:24 FAST | BVI 90304 – 09:48–10:42 FAST BVI 90497 – 13:32–14:28 FAST | BVI 90320 – 10:04–11:12 SLOW BVI 90509 – 13:49–14:35 FAST | VR 90360 – 10:08–11:27 FAST BVI 90521 – 14:05–15:01 FAST | BVI 90416 – 11:50–12:37 FAST BVI 90579 – 15:12–16:00 FAST | BVI 90436 – 12:17–13:05 FAST BVI 90617 – 16:00–16:46 FAST | BVI 90476 – 13:10–14:17 SLOW BVI 90677 – 17:10–18:16 SLOW | BVI 90546 – 14:35–15:41 SLOW BVI 90689 – 17:36–18:28 SLOW | BVI 90556 – 14:47–15:36 FAST BVI 90693 – 17:28–18:20 FAST | VR 90572 – 14:32–15:57 FAST BVI 90707 – 17:39–18:34 FAST | BVI 90574 – 15:09–16:03 FAST BVI 90717 – 17:53–18:52 FAST | BVI 90622 – 16:07–17:19 SLOW BVI 90725 – 17:59–18:59 FAST | BVI 90660 – 16:50–17:54 SLOW BVI 90735 – 18:11–19:00 FAST | BVI 90758 – 18:24–19:08 FAST BVI 90741 – 18:35–19:06 FAST | BVI 90760 – 18:24–19:31 SLOW BVI 90761 – 18:31–19:20 FAST | MDD 90768 – 18:44–19:22 FAST BVI 90803 – 19:19–20:09 FAST | BVI 90770 – 18:32–19:41 SLOW BVI 90825 – 19:34–20:23 FAST | BVI 90774 – 18:37–19:48 SLOW BVI 90843 – 19:54–20:42 FAST | BVI 90788 – 18:58–20:04 SLOW BVI 90853 – 20:23–20:56 FAST | BVI 90796 – 19:05–20:16 SLOW BVI 90859 – 20:10–21:04 FAST | BVI 90802 – 19:10–19:58 FAST BVI 90895 – 20:41–21:28 FAST | BVI 90806 – 19:11–20:03 FAST BVI 90905 – 21:08–21:49 FAST | BVI 90820 – 19:26–20:13 FAST BVI 90919 – 21:12–22:07 FAST | BVI 90860 – 20:16–21:13 FAST BVI 90943 – 21:42–22:49 SLOW | BVI 90874 – 20:30–21:36 FAST BVI 90967 – 22:09–23:16 SLOW | BVI 90896 – 20:46–21:46 FAST BVI 90971 – 22:12–23:06 FAST | BVI 90904 – 21:03–22:12 SLOW BVI 90979 – 22:24–23:14 FAST | BVI 90912 – 21:12–22:22 SLOW BVI 90989 – 22:33–23:25 FAST | BVI 90928 – 21:32–22:39 SLOW BYR 90991 – 22:36–23:55 SLOW | BVI 90942 – 21:56–23:05 SLOW BVI 90999 – 22:49–23:56 SLOW | BVI 90990 – 23:15–00:22 SLOW BYR 91009 – 23:12–00:20 FAST | BVI 90996 – 23:25–00:13 FAST VR 92001 – 04:40–05:15 SLOW | VR 92002 – 04:00–05:02 FAST VR 92009 – 05:15–06:20 FAST | VR 92080 – 10:44–11:41 FAST VR 92085 – 11:37–12:16 SLOW | VR 92102 – 12:30–13:36 FAST VR 92095 – 12:06–12:56 FAST | VR 92110 – 13:14–13:53 FAST VR 92111 – 13:40–14:37 FAST | VR 92128 – 14:48–15:18 FAST VR 92113 – 14:00–14:42 FAST | VR 92130 – 14:51–15:50 SLOW VR 92127 – 15:23–16:00 FAST | VR 92200 – 21:44–22:21 SLOW BYR 94065 – 15:32–16:35 FAST | BYR 94070 – 16:45–17:15 FAST Cancellations on December 26(Day Only) SR 1: Up Train VR 90207 dep 8:27 arr 9:51 FAST | Down Train BVI 90010 dep 4:10 arr 5:16 SLOW SR 2: Up Train BVI 90239 dep 9:00 arr 9:43 FAST | Down Train BYR 90034 dep 4:30 arr 5:33 FAST SR 3: Up Train BVI 90255 dep 9:13 arr 9:55 FAST | Down Train NSP 90046 dep 4:35 arr 5:55 FAST SR 4: Up Train MDD 90307 dep 10:11 arr 10:54 FAST | Down Train BVI 90048 dep 5:05 arr 6:14 SLOW SR 5: Up Train BVI 90347 dep 10:50 arr 11:35 FAST | Down Train BYR 90058 dep 5:15 arr 6:34 SLOW SR 6: Up Train BVI 90379 dep 11:12 arr 11:59 FAST | Down Train BVI 90104 dep 6:21 arr 7:17 FAST SR 7: Up Train NSP 90403 dep 11:33 arr 12:49 FAST | Down Train BVI 90128 dep 6:50 arr 7:54 SLOW SR 8: Up Train BVI 90435 dep 12:13 arr 12:58 FAST | Down Train BVI 90162 dep 7:28 arr 8:35 SLOW SR 9: Up Train VR 90469 dep 13:12 arr 14:24 FAST | Down Train BVI 90304 dep 9:48 arr 10:42 FAST SR 10: Up Train BVI 90497 dep 13:32 arr 14:28 FAST | Down Train BVI 90320 dep 10:04 arr 11:12 SLOW SR 11: Up Train BVI 90509 dep 13:49 arr 14:35 FAST | Down Train VR 90360 dep 10:08 arr 11:27 FAST SR 12: Up Train BVI 90521 dep 14:05 arr 15:01 FAST | Down Train BVI 90416 dep 11:50 arr 12:37 FAST SR 13: Up Train BVI 90579 dep 15:12 arr 16:00 FAST | Down Train BVI 90436 dep 12:17 arr 13:05 FAST SR 14: Up Train BVI 90617 dep 16:00 arr 16:46 FAST | Down Train BVI 90476 dep 13:10 arr 14:17 SLOW SR 15: Up Train BVI 90677 dep 17:10 arr 18:16 SLOW | Down Train BVI 90546 dep 14:35 arr 15:41 SLOW SR 16: Up Train BVI 90689 dep 17:36 arr 18:28 SLOW | Down Train BVI 90556 dep 14:47 arr 15:36 FAST SR 17: Up Train BVI 90693 dep 17:28 arr 18:20 FAST | Down Train VR 90572 dep 14:32 arr 15:57 FAST SR 18: Up Train BVI 90707 dep 17:39 arr 18:34 FAST | Down Train BVI 90574 dep 15:09 arr 16:03 FAST SR 19: Up Train BVI 90717 dep 17:53 arr 18:52 FAST | Down Train BVI 90622 dep 16:07 arr 17:19 SLOW SR 20: Up Train BVI 90725 dep 17:59 arr 18:59 FAST | Down Train BVI 90660 dep 16:50 arr 17:54 SLOW SR 21: Up Train BVI 90735 dep 18:11 arr 19:00 FAST | Down Train BVI 90758 dep 18:24 arr 19:08 FAST SR 22: Up Train BVI 90741 dep 18:35 arr 19:06 FAST | Down Train BVI 90760 dep 18:24 arr 19:31 SLOW SR 23: Up Train BVI 90761 dep 18:31 arr 19:20 FAST | Down Train MDD 90768 dep 18:44 arr 19:22 FAST SR 24: Up Train BVI 90803 dep 19:19 arr 20:09 FAST | Down Train BVI 90770 dep 18:32 arr 19:41 SLOW SR 25: Up Train BVI 90825 dep 19:34 arr 20:23 FAST | Down Train BVI 90774 dep 18:37 arr 19:48 SLOW SR 26: Up Train BVI 90843 dep 19:54 arr 20:42 FAST | Down Train BVI 90788 dep 18:58 arr 20:04 SLOW SR 27: Up Train BVI 90853 dep 20:23 arr 20:56 FAST | Down Train BVI 90796 dep 19:05 arr 20:16 SLOW SR 28: Up Train BVI 90859 dep 20:10 arr 21:04 FAST | Down Train BVI 90802 dep 19:10 arr 19:58 FAST SR 29: Up Train BVI 90895 dep 20:41 arr 21:28 FAST | Down Train BVI 90806 dep 19:11 arr 20:03 FAST SR 30: Up Train BVI 90905 dep 21:08 arr 21:49 FAST | Down Train BVI 90820 dep 19:26 arr 20:13 FAST SR 31: Up Train BVI 90971 dep 22:12 arr 23:06 FAST | Down Train BVI 90860 dep 20:16 arr 21:13 FAST SR 32: Up Train BVI 90979 dep 22:24 arr 23:14 FAST | Down Train BVI 90874 dep 20:30 arr 21:36 FAST SR 33: Up Train VR 92001 dep 4:40 arr 5:15 SLOW | Down Train BVI 90896 dep 20:46 arr 21:46 FAST SR 34: Up Train VR 92009 dep 5:15 arr 6:20 FAST | Down Train BVI 90904 dep 21:03 arr 22:12 SLOW SR 35: Up Train VR 92085 dep 11:37 arr 12:16 SLOW | Down Train BVI 90912 dep 21:12 arr 22:22 SLOW SR 36: Up Train VR 92095 dep 12:06 arr 12:56 FAST | Down Train BVI 90928 dep 21:32 arr 22:39 SLOW SR 37: Up Train VR 92111 dep 13:40 arr 14:37 FAST | Down Train BVI 90942 dep 21:56 arr 23:05 SLOW SR 38: Up Train VR 92113 dep 14:00 arr 14:42 FAST | Down Train BVI 90990 dep 23:15 arr 0:22 SLOW SR 39: Up Train VR 92127 dep 15:23 arr 16:00 FAST | Down Train BVI 90996 dep 23:25 arr 0:13 FAST SR 40: Up Train BYR 94065 dep 15:32 arr 16:35 FAST | Down Train VR 92002 dep 4:00 arr 5:02 FAST SR 41: Up Train VR 92080 dep 10:44 arr 11:41 FAST SR 42: Up Train VR 92102 dep 12:30 arr 13:36 FAST SR 43: Up Train VR 92110 dep 13:14 arr 13:53 FAST SR 44: Up Train VR 92128 dep 14:48 arr 15:18 FAST SR 45: Up Train VR 92130 dep 14:51 arr 15:50 SLOW SR 46: Up Train VR 92200 dep 21:44 arr 22:21 SLOW SR 47: Up Train BYR 94070 dep 16:45 arr 17:15 FAST While issuing the advisory, the railway authorities have urged the commuters to plan their travel accordingly and to check station notices and announcements for further details.
23 December,2025 10:37 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentADVERTISEMENT
