Then, there can be a scenario where panic-stricken crowds run helter-skelter because of some fake bomb threat, and the result may be a fatality

The old Sion Bridge had footpaths on both sides for the convenience of pedestrians

The Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) has approved a graded penalty system for those found damaging trees, with fines going up to Rs 5000 and a criminal case possible for a fourth offence.

This decision has sparked so much interest and debate in Mumbai, given that encroachment is a hot-button topic in space-crunched Mumbai

We must put hygiene first at every educational hostel

There were several show-cause notices and fines imposed. 

Several officials have spoken about how the bikes will ferry fighters who can at least initiate the response very quickly

The protest follows the reopening of the reconstructed Sion flyover in mid-October.

However, some agencies allegedly issued disposal certificates without actually destroying the stock.

Transplanting trees in already green, remote areas means the city has lost the little green it had and is an exercise in inanity.

The Editorial

Stamp out menace of hoax threats decisively

Prioritise pedestrians when designing infra

Kudos to PMC for acting firmly to protect trees

Shameful that BMC needed court rap to do its job

Edu institutes must prioritise students’ well-being

There must be zero tolerance towards air pollution

Bikes are welcome addition to firefighters’ arsenal

Stakeholders must be consulted on infra work

Cheers to FDA for move against expired products

Govt must always prioritise tree transplantation

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