Navi Mumbai Pollution

Residents of Navi Mumbai and Uran have been seeing black rain for the past two days. While this may be a shocking sight, as per the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board this may have some connection with the recent fire at Butcher Island.

Stray dogs from Navi Mumbai's Taloja Industrial Area have been spotted wearing an unusual colour - bright blue. The reason behind this strange picture is suspected to be pollutants. The local industry body has refuted the allegations of pollutant discharge, terming them as false and unbelievable.

Photos of stray dogs from Navi Mumbai's Taloja Industrial Area are all over social media. The reason is their peculiar bright blue colour. The change in colour is reportedly due to the pollutants being discharged into the nearby Kasadi river.

Last week, residents of Nerul in Navi Mumbai woke up to the stench and sight of lakhs of dead fishes surfacing on the Karave lake in the area, forcing them to launch a massive clean-up operation.

A case was registered against IPL organisers for allegedly violating noise pollution norms during the semi final match played at D Y Patil stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday, police said. "We have taken note of noise pollution levels which were beyond prescribed levels and a case has been registered against IPL organisers under the provision of noi...

Residents of Navi Mumbai and Uran have been seeing black rain for the past two days. While this may be a shocking sight, as per the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board this may have some connection with the recent fire at Butcher Island.

Stray dogs from Navi Mumbai's Taloja Industrial Area have been spotted wearing an unusual colour - bright blue. The reason behind this strange picture is suspected to be pollutants. The local industry body has refuted the allegations of pollutant discharge, terming them as false and unbelievable.

Photos of stray dogs from Navi Mumbai's Taloja Industrial Area are all over social media. The reason is their peculiar bright blue colour. The change in colour is reportedly due to the pollutants being discharged into the nearby Kasadi river.

Last week, residents of Nerul in Navi Mumbai woke up to the stench and sight of lakhs of dead fishes surfacing on the Karave lake in the area, forcing them to launch a massive clean-up operation.

A case was registered against IPL organisers for allegedly violating noise pollution norms during the semi final match played at D Y Patil stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday, police said. "We have taken note of noise pollution levels which were beyond prescribed levels and a case has been registered against IPL organisers under the provision of noi...