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IN PHOTOS: BMC begins road repairs in parts of Mumbai as potholes surge after heavy rains

Updated On: 22 August, 2025 07:20 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) workers were on Friday seen repairing a patch on the road on Madhusudan Kalelkar Marg at Kalanagar in Bandra (East) area of Mumbai. Pics/Satej Shinde

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The workers were seen installing the paver blocks on the stretch in Kalanagar. Pics/Satej Shinde
The workers were seen installing the paver blocks on the stretch in Kalanagar. Pics/Satej Shinde
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While one side of the road was being repaired, the other side was seen having large potholes, causing inconvenience to pedestrians and vehicles on Friday

While one side of the road was being repaired, the other side was seen having large potholes, causing inconvenience to pedestrians and vehicles on Friday

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Motorists and walkers on the opposite lane were seen navigating around large potholes

Motorists and walkers on the opposite lane were seen navigating around large potholes

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The ongoing work is part of the city-wide initiative to fix roads before the Ganesh festival, starting on 27 August

The ongoing work is part of the city-wide initiative to fix roads before the Ganesh festival, starting on 27 August

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Mumbai roads will be free of potholes before the Ganesh festival 2025, Maharashtra BJP ministers said on Friday

Mumbai roads will be free of potholes before the Ganesh festival 2025, Maharashtra BJP ministers said on Friday

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BJP MLAs Ashish Shelar and Mangal Prabhat Lodha assured on the city roads being potholes-free before the festival

BJP MLAs Ashish Shelar and Mangal Prabhat Lodha assured on the city roads being potholes-free before the festival

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