The swanky new Bhagwati Hospital will take another year to open, say authorities. What was the reason this time? The contractor stated that the works will finish only by May this year, leaving the much-anticipated new facility of the hospital likely to face a significant delay. The authorities have gone as far as indicating that it may, in fact, take another year before it becomes fully operational with complete medical services. Bhagwati Hospital’s chief medical officer, Dr Nitiraj Mane, said, “It looks like it will take another year by the time we actually are in a position to give all medical facilities at the new facility.” The hospital was initially expected to begin functioning from January this year. However, construction setbacks have pushed the timeline further. “A few days back, additional municipal commissioner also in a meeting with the contractor questioned him as to why the work is not being done even when timely payments were done and the remaining payment, promised to be disbursed post completion of work, is also ready. At that time, the contractor stated that just a few minor furniture and electrical works are remaining which will finish in two months or so post which the handover can be done. So if he finishes work by April, the handover process will take another one month,” said Mane. Furthermore, the authorities also said that post hand over process, the hospital will require an additional six months to install and operationalise medical equipment, including diagnostic machinery, ICU infrastructure, and other essential healthcare systems, considering that the new facility will be a multi-specialty one. This means that even if construction concludes by mid-year, the facility may not be fully equipped and functional until early next year. The delay has raised concerns among local residents who were hoping that the upgraded infrastructure would ease the burden on existing healthcare services in the area. “The nearest multi-specialty public hospital for us at present is Cooper Hospital of Andheri. It will take at least one hour to travel one way to reach there in case someone from the family needs to be admitted. How is that, private construction works, in most cases complete within time but the government projects always take time — whether it is healthcare infrastructure or any other. Also, we are seeing the entire building ready for so many months now. How is that internal works are taken almost a year now!” said Usha Sabnis, one of the residents of Borivali West. Timeline of important events at Bhagwati Hospital 1963 - Established as a small civic-run clinic1968 - Turned into a 50-bed basic hospitalBetween 1968 and 2013 - Was turned into a 373 bed hospital 2013 - However, since the infrastructure declared dilapidated, services shifted to Shatabdi Hospital of Kandivli2016 - NTC building ready for use so started a 110-bed hospital. Since no OT at NTC building, only medicine facilities were being provided without any surgical services. 181 posts including that of chief medical officer were created to run this 110-bed hospitalFebruary 2025 (during Budget session) - announced to be expanded and run under PPP model April 2025 - Declared that the hospital will be run completely by the civic body January 2026 - New multi-specialty hospital was supposed to begin functioning
15 February,2026 09:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Ritika GondhalekarThe family members of the deceased victim, Ramdhan Yadav, and the two injured — Rajkumar Yadav and Mahendra Yadav — were seen waiting anxiously outside Upasani Hospital. Police personnel deployed there did not allow them to enter, citing hospital protocol. Speaking to Sunday mid-day, the victims’ relatives, Vikas Yadav and Ramesh Yadav, said they were in the dark about the condition of their loved ones. “We were told they are doing okay, but at the same time we are hearing that they are in the ICU. We are standing outside, wondering how they can be fine if they are still in the ICU. One of our family members has died and we are still coping with that shock,” said Vikas. Ramesh, who resides in Thane, said the family was supposed to gather for a wedding in Manisha Nagar when the incident occurred. “We saw news reports stating that some people were injured and that they were travelling in an autorickshaw towards Bhandup. I had a doubt, but I told myself it couldn’t be them. Then I received a call from a policeman. That’s when we rushed here,” said Ramesh. The family continued to wait outside the hospital for official updates on the condition of the injured. The deceased Ramdhun Yadav is the father-in-law of Vikas. He was survived by three children back in Jaunpur in Uttar Pradesh.
15 February,2026 08:55 AM IST | Mumbai | Aishwarya IyerFollowing the partial collapse of a slab from Metro Line 4, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) on Saturday said a detailed probe has been initiated to ascertain the exact cause of the incident and fix responsibility. Ashwin Mudgal, an MMRDA official, said, “One side of the parapet wall collapsed. How and why this happened will be investigated. We are saddened by the deaths, and MMRDA will ensure the treatment of those injured and will also take care of any relocation.” He further stated that a committee has been constituted to examine whether there were any technical lapses. “We have established a committee to investigate whether any technical errors occurred and whose fault it was,” he added. Taking immediate action, MMRDA has imposed a penalty of Rs 5 crore on the contractor concerned. Additionally, the foreign company appointed as the general consultant supervisor has been fined Rs 1 crore. “We will investigate this thoroughly and take appropriate action against the contractor,” Mudgal said. He also informed that MMRDA’s chief engineer visited the site soon after.
15 February,2026 08:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Aishwarya IyerThe contractor for Metro Green Line 4 reportedly failed to follow standard operating procedures (SoP) leading to the tragic incident, local BJP MLA Mihir Kotecha alleged. He said the contractor is known for lapses, and added that he had earlier taken up this issue in the legislature as well. “It has now emerged that today’s incident involved the contractor whose work had previously been red-flagged for negligence,” said MLA Mihir Kotecha, “MMRDA chief safety officer said workers were welding the parapet wall to secure it, when they mistakenly cut it instead. As per the SOP, such critical work must be carried out under supervision, but there was no one to oversee the work. The weakened structure collapsed 11 hours later.” A few days ago, Kotecha had conducted a joint inspection of the 2-km stretch of the Metro project passing over LBS Road along with MMRDA and BMC officials. “We identified negligence at over 55 locations, documented them with GIS-tagged 100 photos, formally raising the issue in the legislature,” he added. “Even today, for several hours after the incident, there was no MMRDA official at the site. MMRDA chief Mukherjee was out of station,” he alleged during a site visit with Mayor Ritu Tawde. Following the uproar, senior MMRDA officials later visited the site in the evening. Congress’s Rakesh Shetty alleged there was no point just giving compensation to the victims’ families, and that they must be offered a job on compassionate grounds. Contractor to pay for error 5Number of people arrested for the mishap, including managers, engineers, a supervisor, and a worker 55 No. of locations on Metro Line 4 where MLA Mihir Kotecha claims to have found negligence
15 February,2026 08:41 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. AklekarOne with the sea A group of friends enjoy the ocean waters at Juhu Chowpatty. 10 years on, still walking the talk Smiran Lal and Rahul Rai Last week, as Nicobar founders Simran Lal and husband Raul Rai, hosted an intimate dinner for a few editors at their sprawling Nepean Sea apartment; we also intimately felt their passion for their brand, and their craft. Rai put us in a spot when he asked us for three words that we felt described Nicobar. We said “Classy, aspirational and Indian”. We don’t know if that answer made him happy, but what we did get to know was that the two have lots of plans for Nicobar in its 10th year, which starts off with a celebration at their Delhi workshop on March 7. Along with a menswear line with Rajesh Pratap Singh, and a focus on gifting, and NicoEco: a long-term initiative dedicated to reimagining relationships with the natural world through ecological work, the brand is going to go full steam ahead this year. We think that their success can be attributed to the yin and yang energy that Lal and Rai bring to the table. But what was also refreshing to see was that they were asking for suggestions and feedback on the brand, and not coverage. It was a classy move just like the brand’s aesthetic. Best of luck, Nicobar. He’s the same Iqbal of 2001 Iqbal Siddiqui at MCA-BKC ground recently. Pic/Satej Shinde; (right) Iqbal Siddiqui in 2001. Pic/mid-day archives Had you watched cricketer Iqbal Siddiqui, 51, play his debut Test for India against Nasser Hussain’s England at Mohali in the winter of 2001, you wouldn’t have recognised him doing match referee duties at the recent Mumbai vs Karnataka Ranji Trophy quarter-final at the MCA-BKC ground. In 2001, India fielded three debutants at Mohali — Siddiqui, fellow paceman Tinu Yohannan, and Sanjay Bangar. Siddiqui opened the bowling with Yohannan in both innings, got his only wicket in the Test when he had Graham Thorpe caught by VVS Laxman at second slip, and when India needed five to win the Test, skipper Sourav Ganguly allowed Siddiqui to open the innings with Deep Dasgupta for the winning runs to be hit. Siddiqui was not picked for another Test, so his Test career wasn’t memorable, but our in-house cricket nut remembers interviewing a perky, confident pacer bereft of any nerves on the night before his Test debut in Room No 308, Mount View hotel in Chandigarh. Iqbal Rashid Siddiqui appears to have come a long way since being a 26-year-old Test debutant. A bit of China near Dockyard Road (From left) Nilesh Sawant, the caretaker and Anand Shirali at the temple. Pic/Special Arrangement Andheri residents Anand Shirali and Nilesh Sawant brought a little China into their lives visiting a lesser known Chinese temple near Dockyard Station (Mazagaon) in Mumbai recently. The temple is called Kwan Kung or Kuan Kung. Said Shirali, “I learnt of the temple through social media. It was a wonderful experience, a blend of history with spiritualism.” Sawant added, “I was struck by how we had to remove our shoes before entering, just like we do here. The red door, the kandeels gave off positive vibes.” Shirali and Sawant were also witness to some preparations for Chinese New Year coming up on February 17. These are the places tucked away in aamchi Mumbai that do not feature prominently in tourist guides but are such a delight to discover. Two Bandra girls get down and dirty Arti Dwarkadas (left) and Suzann Homan trade Bandra’s cafés for a farm in Raigad What happens when two Bandra girls decide to trade cappuccinos for cow dung and attempt farming in Raigad? This is not a set-up for a joke, but the punchlines keep coming in Arti Dwarkadas’s new book, Two Bandra Girls Buy a Farm (Westland Books). The book chronicles her escapades with partner-in-grime Suzann Homan, as they start their own organic farm — with no prior experience. “It was part midlife madness, part pandemic perspective,” says Dwarkadas, “The idea of a farm was wildly impractical, which made it irresistible… We simply wanted to build something slower and see who we became in the process.”Together, they figure out how to negotiate with sceptical villagers and unruly cows, and learn the hard truths of working the land. The author adds, “Farming taught us resilience. But, it also taught us humility.” Keep their paws full Anjori Alagh has been a parent to about 12 pets, which is why she decided to make pet-friendly furniture Former actress and model Anjori Alagh is now dipping her toes into the furniture business. Her new label The Alagh Kothi, which launched this week, is one rooted in sustainability and storytelling. The most interesting fact? Her focus on pet-friendly furniture. Alagh says, “My inspiration comes from all the furry babies I’ve rescued and adopted over the years. They love soft couches, cosy beds, and breathable upholstery that keeps them comfortable.” She’s been a parent to around 12 furry babies. She adds, “Creating furniture for them is my way of honouring that bond.”
15 February,2026 08:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Team SMDOne person was killed and three others injured as a slab from the under-construction Metro Line 4 partially collapsed onto passing vehicles at LBS Road in Mulund on Saturday. The incident occurred around 12.20 pm, trapping victims inside their vehicles. The 32.32-km Green Line 4 connects Kasarvadavli in Thane to Wadala with 30 stations. Sources at the site said that the parapet was pulled up into place last night and had been secured with hooks that gave away later in the afternoon, leading to the collapse. It trapped a car and an auto rickshaw underneath. The incident occurred just next to the upcoming Mulund Metro station. The Mulund fire brigade is also situated nearby, so fire personnel, along with local Metro workers, became the first responders. The injured were rushed to a nearby private hospital for treatment. Among them, Ramdhan Yadav was brought dead. Not the first time Nov 2025: A 42-year-old construction supervisor suffers a fatal 70-foot fall from Metro Line 9 (Dahisar–Mira-Bhayander) near Sai Baba Nagar, Mira Road. Contractor fined Rs 50 lakh; consultant, too, pays Rs 5 lakh Sep 2025: Iron jack topples from Metro Line 9 at Bhayander’s Golden Nest area. No casualties, but contractor fined Rs 10 lakh and blacklisted Aug 2025: Iron rod falls from under-construction Metro Line 5 (Thane-Bhiwandi-Kalyan) at Vitthal Nagar. The rod pierces the roof of an auto rickshaw and critically injures a man’s head The victims The deceased victim, Ramdhan Yadav, was on his way to attend a relative’s wedding in Bhandup. Two people are admitted in the ICU: Rajkumar Indrajeet Yadav (in critical condition), Mahendra Pratap Yadav (stable) The fourth victim, Deepa Ruhiya, was driving the car when the slab fell. She did not have major injuries 30No. of stations on Line 4 (Kasarvadavli to Wadala)
15 February,2026 07:41 AM IST | Mumbai | Team mid-dayDo you know what the stars hold for you in terms of love life, career, business and personal wellness? Well, read on to know your astrological predictions as per your zodiac sign. AriesMarch 21 – April 19Put in the work needed if you have an important goal or project you are working on. Deal with any challenges in a calm and clear manner.Relationship tip: Try and understand the other person’s perspective if you tend to disagree with a friend or a relative. An older person in the family may need attention. TaurusApril 20 – May 20Stick to the basics if you want to make any lifestyle changes. Be patient with any slow moving or stuck situation which is not in your control. Relationship tip: Avoid getting into an argument with a friend over something that does not really make a difference to you. Singles may prefer to date casually. GeminiMay 21 – June 20Those dealing with any kind of legal situation should make sure they have a viable plan. This is a positive time for those in a creative profession.Relationship tip: Do not run away from important conversations just because you want to avoid them. Focus on what is important rather than what is external. CancerJune 21 – July 22Get all the information you need before making a career or business decision. Avoid overspending while socialising just because you feel you have to.Relationship tip: Be clear and realistic with your expectations from others. Those in a committed relationship may want to take it to the level. LeoJuly 23 – Aug 22 Those with authority at work should make sure they make decisions that are just. Do not be greedy with money.Relationship tip: Do not get swayed by other peoples’ opinions, even if you normally value them. Make time for the people at home. VirgoAug 23 – Sept 22Any challenges will not be as bad as they seem, and you will get help if you need it. Be very careful with investments and money matters in general.Relationship tip: Avoid talking about personal matters unnecessarily as people might gossip. Read texts and messages very carefully before replying. LibraSept 23 – Oct 22Any ending will only bring in a beginning and you would be able to find new opportunities if you look for them. Use your professional network strategically.Relationship tip: See what you bring to a relationship rather than focusing on what you get. Singles who have multiple options may decide to make a choice. ScorpioOct 23 – Nov 21Put in the hard work needed if you have goals you are chasing. Self-employed businesspersons should make the most of even small opportunities.Relationship tip: Those going through a separation or divorce should make only well thought out decisions. A younger person may need help and advice. SagittariusNov 22 – Dec 21Continue working on any slow moving projects and do not give up prematurely. Avoid any extremes in your diet and exercise routine.Relationship tip: Be careful about what you say and write over text. Make time for the people who are important to you, even if you are very busy. CapricornDec 22 – Jan 19Traditional methods may feel slightly old and boring, and you may want to look at situations from a different perspective. Be very clear in your communication.Relationship tip: Being protective does not mean being controlling over other people. This is a positive time for singles. AquariusJan 20 – Feb 18Let go of any self created restrictions and be willing to take the chances you know you should. This is a good time to take a skill to the next level.Relationship tip: Avoid being harsh with those who irritate you. Singles should keep an open mind while meeting new people. PiscesFeb 19 – March 21Think before speaking, and avoid getting into unnecessary discussions with close minded people. Focus on investing rather than unnecessary spending.Relationship tip: Avoid blindly following another person’s opinions on relationships. Spend quality time with your partner.
15 February,2026 03:08 AM IST | Mumbai | Aparna BoseThe Shiv Sena (UBT) on Saturday said the BJP's attack on the Uddhav Thackeray-led party over making Syed Iqbal, a Muslim, the mayor of Parbhani reflects its mental bankruptcy. In an editorial in Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamana, the party said the BJP does not have a problem in actor Salman Khan sitting next to the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) chief but has issues if a Marathi speaking Muslim and "loyalist Shiv Sainik" becomes mayor of Parbhani. The editorial was referring to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's interaction here with personalities from different walks of life last week. Shiv Sena (UBT) corporator Syed Iqbal was recently elected the mayor of Parbhani City Municipal Corporation, making it the first time the party has chosen a Muslim to head any city corporation. The party also accused the BJP of inciting Hindus. It further said the US has 1 per cent Hindus, the UK has 1.6 per cent, Australia has 3 per cent and Arab nations have 6 per cent, but Hindus are safe there.However, in India, Hindus, comprising 85 per cent of the population, are still unsafe, the editorial claimed, adding "the real danger to Hindus is from the BJP". The editorial pointed out that Sikandar Bhakt, one of seven important leaders who formed the BJP, was a Muslim and those making noise against Iqbal's election do not seem to know about it. It further said Iqbal becoming the mayor of Parbhani was the outcome of his loyalty. The editorial said 12 BJP corporators in Parbhani are Muslims. In the BJP-controlled Jintur Municipal Council, its deputy president Mehmunissa Pathan is a Muslim woman, it added. "It is fine when you (BJP) do it, but when others do it, they (BJP) resort to instigating fights between Hindus and Muslims," the editorial added. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
14 February,2026 11:04 PM IST | Mumbai | PTIMumbai Police have registered a case at Mulund Police Station in connection with the collapse of a parapet segment from the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 that killed one person and injured three others on Saturday afternoon. As per latest updates, the case has been filed under Sections 105, 110, 324(5), and 3(5). Further investigation is on. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has imposed immediate financial penalties of Rs 5 crore on contractor RAJV Milan Infra and Rs 1 crore on the General Consultant consortium comprising DB Engineering & Consulting, Hill International Inc and Louis Berger Consulting Private Limited, citing prima facie responsibility. The action is subject to the findings of a detailed inquiry. As per latest updates, vehicular movement on Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Road resumed on Saturday evening after being shut for nearly seven hours following an accident. Senior Police Inspector (Traffic), Mulund-Bhandup Division, Mahesh Tambe, confirmed that the accident spot has now been cleared and the stretch reopened to traffic. The mishap took place around 12.15 pm near Pier P196 on the Wadala–Kasarvadavali corridor, close to Mulund Fire Station. A portion of the parapet segment fell on a passing autorickshaw on LBS Road in Mulund West. Four persons were injured and shifted to a nearby hospital. One of them succumbed to injuries, while the remaining three are undergoing treatment. MMRDA said that it will bear the complete medical expenses of the injured and provide financial assistance to the family of the victim on priority as per policy. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: MMRDA launches high-level probe MMRDA has also constituted a high-level inquiry committee headed by Basavraj M Bhadragond, director (projects), to determine the precise cause of the segment collapse. The committee will examine construction methodology, quality control systems, supervision mechanisms, contractor compliance, and third-party oversight processes. A detailed report has been sought on priority. Immediately after the incident, the project team secured the area, barricaded the affected stretch and commenced a detailed structural safety assessment in coordination with BMC, disaster management authorities, local police and fire brigade officials, MMRDA said. Additional Metropolitan Commissioner Ashwin Mudgal and other senior officials inspected the site, directed precautionary measures, visited the injured at the hospital, and arranged for an independent assessment by a team from Fortis Hospital, the authority further stated. Construction activity on the concerned stretch has been temporarily halted as a precautionary measure. Addressing reports on social media, MMRDA also clarified that certain circulating visuals pertain to a previously flagged location that is geographically separate from Pier P196 where Saturday’s incident occurred. This aspect will nevertheless be examined during the inquiry to ensure complete transparency, MMRDA said. In a statement, MMRDA said: “We are deeply saddened by the unfortunate incident near Pier P196 of Metro Line 4 and express our heartfelt condolences to the family of the deceased. The safety of citizens remains our highest priority. MMRDA remains fully committed to transparency, accountability, and the highest safety standards in execution of all infrastructure projects.”
14 February,2026 10:51 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMumbai Police have arrested five officials linked to the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 following the collapse of a parapet segment on Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Road in Mulund West on Saturday afternoon, which left one person dead and three injured. A first information report (FIR) was registered at Mulund Police Station under Sections 105, 110, 324(5), and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against managers, engineers, and supervisors from the contractor and supervisory companies involved. The five arrested are: Harish Chauhan – Project director Kuldeep Sapkal – Project manager Saurab Singh – Deputy manager Prashant Bhoir – Supervisor Avdhoot Inamdar – Project manager The first four are from Milan Road Buildtech, while the fifth is from DB Hill LBG. The incident occurred around 12.15 pm near Pier P196 on the Wadala–Kasarvadavali corridor, close to Mulund Fire Station. A portion of the parapet segment fell onto a passing autorickshaw and a car on LBS Road, causing injuries. Four persons were shifted to a nearby hospital, where one succumbed while the remaining three are undergoing treatment. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has imposed immediate financial penalties of ₹5 crore on contractor RAJV Milan Infra and ₹1 crore on the General Consultant consortium (comprising DB Engineering & Consulting, Hill International Inc, and Louis Berger Consulting Private Limited), citing prima facie responsibility. The action is subject to the findings of a detailed inquiry. MMRDA has constituted a high-level inquiry committee headed by Basavraj M Bhadragond, Director (Projects), to determine the precise cause of the collapse, including construction methodology, quality control, supervision, contractor compliance, and third-party oversight. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: Construction on affected stretch temporarily halted Construction on the affected stretch has been temporarily halted. The site was secured and a structural safety assessment commenced in coordination with BMC, disaster management authorities, local police, and fire brigade officials. Additional Metropolitan Commissioner Ashwin Mudgal and senior officials inspected the site, directed precautionary measures, visited the injured, and arranged an independent assessment by a Fortis Hospital team. MMRDA clarified that certain circulating social media visuals pertain to a previously flagged location geographically separate from Pier P196, which will be examined during the inquiry for transparency. The authority expressed deep sorrow, extended condolences to the deceased's family, and reiterated commitment to safety. MMRDA will bear full medical expenses for the injured and provide financial assistance to the victim's family on priority. Vehicular movement on LBS Road resumed Saturday evening after a nearly seven-hour closure, with the spot cleared.
14 February,2026 10:48 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Mumbai Police have imposed temporary no-parking restrictions on key stretches near the Armed Police Headquarters at Marol in Andheri East due to the ongoing police recruitment field tests. According to a notification issued by the office of the deputy commissioner of police (eastern suburbs), traffic, the restrictions have been enforced in view of heavy vehicle congestion outside the Armed Police Marol headquarters during the 2024–2025 recruitment process for Mumbai Police Constable and Police Constable (Band), including prison police posts. Authorities said candidates and their relatives have been parking vehicles in large numbers along the adjoining roads, causing inconvenience and obstruction to movement. Residents of the area have also been affected due to excessive roadside parking. To prevent traffic disruption and inconvenience, the road stretch from Marol Headquarters Main Gate to Kanakia Gate on the Aarey approach road, and the stretch from L&T Society to Een Guest House on the Marol Maroshi approach road, have been declared “No Parking” zones on both sides. The order, issued under Section 115 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, will remain in force from February 15 to April 10, 2026. However, the restriction will not apply to ambulances, police vehicles, fire brigade vehicles and other essential service vehicles. The notification has been issued by Deputy Commissioner of Police (Eastern Suburbs), Traffic, Pradeep Chavan, and will remain effective until completion of the recruitment field tests. Dadar's Tilak bridge to remain closed for heavy vehicles from Feb 12 for three months Dadar's Tilak bridge in central Mumbai will be temporarily closed for heavy vehicles for three months, the Mumbai Traffic Police said on Wednesday. The move is aimed at easing traffic congestion and ensuring smoother movement of vehicles in the area, said an official. The decision comes amid ongoing reconstruction work on the Elphinstone flyover and the Sion ROB bridge, which has increased traffic on alternative routes such as Dharavi and Tilak Bridge, according to an official traffic notification. The closure will be effective from February 12, 2026 to May 12, 2026, every day from 7 am to 11 pm. It applies to heavy vehicles such as tankers, mixers, dumpers, trailers and similar vehicles. The order has been issued under the powers of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and will be enforced by the Traffic Divisions of Matunga and Dadar.
14 February,2026 10:02 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentADVERTISEMENT
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