Mumbai Metro Progress

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Building an underground metro in one of the world's most crowded cities is no easy task but Mumbai has taken up this challenge. For the Devendra Fadnavis government, the project is a matter of prestige and the chief minister's office is monitoring the progress closely as work goes on round the clock. Tunnels are being constructed under religious si...

Thousands of trees will be cut in Mumbai for the Metro project that is being constructed. For a city that has negligible green cover and urgently requires mass rapid transport systems like the Metro, it's a choice between the devil and the deep blue sea. And Mumbaikars are divided on the issue.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis put in some serious overtime last night as he travelled to five different parts of the city to check on the progress on vital plans for Mumbai's metro. Wearing a hard hat, Mr Fadnavis, 46, travelled by road between midnight and 3:30 in the morning from the heart of the financial capital to suburbs that will be linke...

In its crypto wrap-up report, Indian crypto exchange CoinSwitch Kuber has said that young Indians are hopping on the trend of buying and selling crypto assets. Crypto adoption in India is progressing quicker in Indian metros, the report adds.

Building an underground metro in one of the world's most crowded cities is no easy task but Mumbai has taken up this challenge. For the Devendra Fadnavis government, the project is a matter of prestige and the chief minister's office is monitoring the progress closely as work goes on round the clock. Tunnels are being constructed under religious si...

Thousands of trees will be cut in Mumbai for the Metro project that is being constructed. For a city that has negligible green cover and urgently requires mass rapid transport systems like the Metro, it's a choice between the devil and the deep blue sea. And Mumbaikars are divided on the issue.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis put in some serious overtime last night as he travelled to five different parts of the city to check on the progress on vital plans for Mumbai's metro. Wearing a hard hat, Mr Fadnavis, 46, travelled by road between midnight and 3:30 in the morning from the heart of the financial capital to suburbs that will be linke...