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Vashi Dog Park likely to open in January 2023, after completion of pending work
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Vashi Dog Park likely to open in January 2022, after completion of pending work

by Staff Reporter November 28, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

Dog slides, tunnels, steps and more are all set and under covers, waiting for the remaining modifications and footpath work to be completed.

Some of the covered up dog play equipment at the Vashi Dog Park being developed inside the Veer Savarkar Udyan, sector 8, Vashi, Navi Mumbai (Photo – Ankita Kothiyal)

Vashi / Navi Mumbai: The much awaited dog park in Vashi’s Veer Savarkar Udyan in secor 8, could be thrown open early next year in January 2022, as 95 percent of construction work has been completed, with only a few modifications and footpath work remaining.

The bhoomi pujan for the Vashi dog park was held in the month of April 2021, and work was scheduled to be completed by the month of July 2021.

However, work was delayed by a few months for many reasons.

Divya V. Gaikwad, the real brains behind the project, clarifies, “There had been an initial delay in work owing to problems in the delivery of equipment and other materials being brought in from outside the state, and then stalling of work by heavy rains.”

In the last month, just after the rains finally bowed down, work on the dog park gained momentum and is nearing completion.

Also read: Navi Mumbai needs dog parks: City pet dog parents urge

“We are glad to share that we have been able to make up for lost time and have successfully deployed all major equipment in the park. You can see all the new play equipment, covered up and waiting to be unveiled. Only a few modifications remain and are being taken care of,” Gaikwad informs.

The LocalPress.in team did visit the Vashi dog park and was excited to see all the neatly wrapped play equipment for dogs just sitting calmly, eagerly waiting for their furry friends to visit soon.

We hope that others will follow the example and come up with dog parks in other nodes of Navi Mumbai as well.

Here are a few photos of some of the dog play equipment at the Vashi Dog Park, under covers for now

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(Photos – Ankita Kothiyal)

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Seminar on ‘Dues’ Recovery and Credit Risks’ held for industries of Taloja Industrial Association
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Seminar on ‘Dues’ Recovery and Credit Risks’ held for industries of Taloja Industries Association

by Staff Reporter November 27, 2021
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Industries from Taloja MIDC and other areas enthusiastically participated in the one day event held at Taloja.

Seminar on ‘Dues’ Recovery and Credit Risks’ held for industries of Taloja Industrial Association
Taloja Industries’ representatives during the seminar

Taloja /Panvel / Navi Mumbai: The Taloja Industries Association (TIA), had arranged a live seminar titled “How Industries can collect back their outstanding dues from clients/different entities in a legal manner” on Wednesday, 24th November 2021. The seminar was held at Hotel Tanish Residency, Taloja MIDC.

The seminar was held in collaboration with Recordent, a Powai based company specialising in credit profiling and risk reduction services for corporate industries.

Speakers emphasized on some very important and relevant points like ‘Payment dues and credit risks’, ‘Product offering of Recordent’, ‘Suggested solution to collect dues’ and ‘Success stories and cases’.

Satish Shetty, President of TIA, shared, “Many industries struggle to recover pending dues from their clients they are either busy, or completely unaware of ways to verify the credibility of prospective clients to begin with. Hence, we thought of conducting a seminar that could go a long way in helping industries to evaluate potential clients beforehand and recover dues in a legal way.”

The seminar was attended by a huge number of industries from Taloja MIDC area as well as other areas.

During the highly interactive and informative session, the speakers highlighted their product and methodology that could turn the tables around for such industries, in reducing their financial risks to a huge extent.

Seminar on ‘Dues’ Recovery and Credit Risks’ held for industries of Taloja Industrial Association
Taloja Industrial Association (TIA) President, Satish Shetty, felicitating members of Recordent, during the event held at Taloja

The seminar was well received by all, especially industry owners and heads of financial departments, who liked the possibility of credit risk reduction by adopting the simple yet effective platform offered by Recordent.

A good number of attending industries expressed their eagerness to get registered on the platform of Recordent platform.

The informative seminar was followed by high tea and snacks which was members of several industries could be found immersed in positive discussions about the seminar and the product and methodology suggested by Recordent.

Winny Patro, CEO Recordent, informed, “We are gladdened by the huge attendance and are confident of resolving the issues of all registered industries. Also, we plan to conduct many such seminars in future, for the benefit of industries in Maharashtra, especially MSMEs, as many of them tend to be less organized in comparison to bigger companies.”

The event was presided by Satish Shetty, President – TIA and Winny Patro, CEO – Recordent, along with other committee members of the TIA and Recordent.

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Panvel Municipal Corporation ranked first in “Citizens’ Outstanding Participation” category of Swachh Survekshan 2021
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Panvel Municipal Corporation ranked first in “Citizens’ Outstanding Participation” category of Swachh Survekshan 2021

by Staff Reporter November 24, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

PMC won under the 1-10 lakh population category, grading the participation of its citizens in various activities under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

Panvel Municipal Corporation ranked first in “Citizens’ Outstanding Participation” category of Swachh Survekshan 2021
Union Minister for Urban Development and Housing, Hardeep Singh Puri, handing out the Swachh Survekshan 2021 Award to PMC Mayor Dr. Kavita Chautmol, in the presence of PMC Commissioner Ganesh Deshmukh, Deputy Mayor Jagdish Gaikwad, Leader of the House Paresh Thakur and other PMC officials and leaders.

Panvel: The Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) had a proud moment when they were ranked number one under the special category – Citizens’ Outstanding Participation, which took into account the willing and effective participation of citizens in activities during the Swachh Survekshan 2021, under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

Also, the PMC received a three-star rating by the Central Government in the “Waste Free City” category, this year.

The awards were handed out on 20th November 2021, at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, by the Union Minister for Urban Development and Housing, Hardeep Singh Puri, in the presence of several prominent guests like President Ramnath Kovind, CM of Chhattisgarh – Bhupesh Baghel, CM of Sikkim – Premsingh Tamang, Deputy Governor of Andaman and Nicobar State, and Union Secretary Durga Prasad Mishra.

PMC Mayor Dr. Kavita Chautmol, accepted the award on behalf of the Panvel Municipal Corporation, in the presence of PMC Commissioner Ganesh Deshmukh, Deputy Mayor Jagdish Gaikwad, Leader of the House Paresh Thakur, Leader of Opposition Pritam Mhatre, Women and Child Welfare Speaker Monica Mahanwar, Deputy Commissioner Sachin Pawar, Ganesh Shete, Assistant Commissioner Dr. Vaibhav Vidhate, corporator Ganesh Kadu and others.

For those who are unaware, the Citizens’ Outstanding Participation award is a special category introduced by the Central Government which takes into account, the manner and amount of public participation in fulfilling the objectives of the civic bodies under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, for the overall cleanliness and waste management of the city.

The PMC ranked 27th under the 1 to 10 lakh population category, and 6th in the state of Maharashtra, while the NMMC came 1st in the “Cleanest Big Cities” category and 4th in the overall ranking, one point lower than last year’s ranking of number 3.

The NMMC also carried a five-star rating as compared to PMC’s three-star.

Also read: Navi Mumbai comes 1st under 10-40 lakh population category in Swachh Survekshan 2021

Out of the total 4320 participating cities in the Swachh Survekshan 2021, a total of 143 received a three-star rating.

During the Swachh Survey 2021, all the citizens in the PMC area, willingly and enthusiastically participated in various innovative activities like attractive color paintings conveying the message of cleanliness and preservation of the environment, recycling and upcycling of waste, bicycle rallies for creating awareness, increased use of Google Maps to locate public toilets in the city and other such activities.

PMC Commissioner Ganesh Deshmukh poses with the mementos and certificates of the Swachh Survekshan 2021, along with other office bearers of the Panvel Municipal Corporation at Panvel.

The PMC Commissioner, Ganesh Deshmukh, expressed his earnest thankfulness towards the citizens and all staff.

“It is a proud moment for all the citizens and I am very pleased by the joint efforts of everyone – citizens, staff, people’s representatives, cleanliness workers and all involved. The Panvel Municipal Corporation is honoured by the genuine efforts and dedication of the citizens for their huge contribution in winning us this title,” Deshmukh said.

The PMC now aims at a much higher ranking with the increased participation of the citizens during Swachh Survekshan 2022.

”We will strive to rank in the top 10 cleanest cities in the country in Swachh Survekshan 2022, with a five-star rating as well, with increased participation of the citizens, people’s representatives and administrative staff,” Deshmukh said confidently.

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Navi Mumbai comes 1st under 10-40 lakh population category in Swachh Survekshan 2021
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Navi Mumbai comes 1st under 10-40 lakh population category in Swachh Survekshan 2021

by Staff Reporter November 20, 2021
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On a broader level, Navi Mumbai ranked as the 4th cleanest city in the country, with Indore retaining the number one rank for the 5th consecutive year

Navi Mumbai: It is a proud moment for both residents and the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), as the city claimed the number one spot as the “Cleanest Big City”, among all cities participating under the 10-40 lakh population category, in the Swachh Survekshan 2021, .

However, in the overall ranking, Navi Mumbai was adjudged as the 4th cleanest city in the country, dropping down from the 3rd spot.

Indore retained the number one spot for the fifth consecutive year, Surat came second, Vijayawada – third, Pune – fifth, Raipur – sixth, Bhopal – seventh, Vadodara – eight, Visakhapatnam – ninth and Ahmedabad – tenth.

NMMC commissioner, Abhijit Bangar, thanked the residents of Navi Mumbai for their contribution towards the accomplishment of such feat.

Bangar also thanked all NMMC officials for their efforts at planning and implementing all cleanliness programmes throughout the year.

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Stray puppy rescued by a Good Samaritan, with the help of Kharghar fire brigade
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Stray puppy rescued by a Good Samaritan, with the help of Kharghar fire brigade

by Staff Reporter November 15, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

The girl had heard the continuous crying of the puppy on her way to work early morning.

Kharghar / Navi Mumbai: A stray puppy was rescued during the early hours of Monday morning from a gutter in sector 35 I, Kharghar, thanks to an alert and concerned citizen who was on her way to work, and heard the puppy crying out aloud.

The girl was on the way to work around at around 8.00 am, when she had heard the cries for help, and had immediately called in the Kharghar fire brigade, who were quick to respond, sending in an engine immediately.

The firefighters got into action immediately after their arrival on the spot, which was the gutter right in front of the vacant land opposite Maitri Planet NX society in sector 35 I, Kharghar.

They then got hold of the scared puppy with the help of a pet capture noose (catch pole) and brought it out of the gutter in no time.

The puppy was then reunited with his mother and siblings who lived in the society next to the gutter.

Once the rescue was successfully carried out, the girl left for work as usual, but with a happy feeling of saving a puppy.

PS. We did not take a photograph of her or the puppy being rescued, as she did not care about it anyway (need more people like her).

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Ulwe residents celebrated Chhat Puja 2021 with great fervor
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Ulwe residents celebrated Chhat Puja 2021 with great fervor

by Staff Reporter November 12, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

Hundreds of North Indian residents of Ulwe had come together to celebrate Chhat Puja on Wednesday and Thursday

Ulwe residents celebrated Chhat Puja 2021 with great fervor
Women offering Sandhya Arghya to the Sun God during Chhat Puja celebrations at sector 9 pond in Ulwe

Ulwe / Navi Mumbai: The Chhath Puja was celebrated with great fervor by the north Indian community residing in Ulwe, as they poured out in huge numbers at the pond in sector 9. The “Sandhya Arghya” was offered on Wednesday and the “Usha Arghya”, on Thursday, the concluding day of the four-day festival of Chhat Puja.

Apparently there had been a little bit of a struggle to get permission for celebrating Chhat at the pond at sector 9 in Ulwe. However, thanks to the persistence and great help of a couple of volunteers, the pond was made available as a venue and was cleaned up for the occasion.

Also read: Navi Mumbai Chhat Puja 2021 celebrations conclude

On Wednesday, women, men and children, all dressed up in vibrant traditional attires had gathered at the pond to offer Sandhya Arghya to the Sun God.

Watch a short video of the Chhat Puja celebrations held at sector 9 pond in Ulwe

Video by Reporter Sunny Pandey

The women were a delight to watch as they stood immersed knee-deep in water, dressed up in their peculiar red and yellow sarees, red bangles, feet painted with alta and the distinct method of applying sindoor from the nose up to the forehead where the hair gets parted.

Ulwe residents celebrated Chhat Puja 2021 with great fervor
Women sitting together at the pond, reading the katha or scriptures and chanting.

Women sat themselves down at the steps of the pond along with their baskets of offerings and lit incense sticks as they waited for their turns to get into the water.

A woman lost in deep thoughts during the Sandhya Arghya at the pond at ulwe during the Chhat Puja

It was great sight to see women immersed in deep prayers and thoughts offering their prayrers in silence to the Sun god.

Men carrying around the puja baskets filled with fruits and other offerings during the Chhat Puja at Ulwe

The men were also not left behind during the celebration as they helped their wives, mothers and sisters carry the baskets and also joined in during the rituals in the pond.

Children were the happiest lot as they talked, played around amused by the event that seemed nothing less than a fair.

Women offering “Usha Arghya” at the sector 9 pond in Ulwe during the last day of Chhat Puja celebrations

On Thursday, the devotees returned to the pond for the “Usha Arghya”before sunrise for the final offerings before the women broke their fasts with raw cow milk, water and fruits offered as prasad.

Onlookers lost in their own thoughts during the Chhat Puja celebrations at the Ulwe pond in sector 9

For two days, the pond in sector 9 of Ulwe, echoed with the sounds of devotional and folk songs and hyms. Apar from the devotees, many onlookers were present for the celebrations, watching in awe as the rituals took place.

While there was an evident ignorance of covid-19 protocols as expected in such gatherings, a majority of people tried to follow social distancing norms as much as possible.

After a hiatus of one year, Chhat Puja was celebrated with great fervor across all nodes of Navi Mumbai from Airoli to Panvel.

(Photos and Video sourced by Reporter Sunny Pandey)

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Navi Mumbai Chhat Puja 2021 celebrations conclude
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Navi Mumbai Chhat Puja 2021 celebrations conclude

by Staff Reporter November 11, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

Hundreds of devout North Indians had gathered at ponds all across the city on Wednesday and Thursday to offer Sandhya Arghya and Usha Arghya to the Sun God during the Chhat Puja

Navi Mumbai Chhat Puja 2021 celebrations conclude

Navi Mumbai: The Chhat Puja celebrations in the city concluded on Thursday, 11 November 2021, with hundreds of devout north Indians gathering at various ponds all across Navi Mumbai to offer “Usha Arghya” or “Early Morning Prayer to the Rising Sun”, in unison.

Women broke their day-long fast which had started on the morning of Wednesdaay, a day prior.

The four-day Chhat Puja celebrations in Navi Mumbai saw huge crowds converging at ponds in several nodes of Navi Mumbai, like Kharghar, Belapur, Ulwe, Nerul, Vashi and others.

In Kharghar, Chhat Puja was celebrated with great fervour at several ponds like the Taloja Jail Pond, Central Park Pond and others.

On Wednesday evening, the third day of celebrations, city devouts had gathered at ponds to offer “Sandhay Arghya” or “Evening Prayers to the Setting Sun”.

During the “Sandhay Arghya” event, fasting women took along “Soops” or “Bamboo Baskets” filled with prasad, mainly fruits, hekau and laddus made of rice. They stood in the water, chanting, till the sun went down, and then stepped out of the water after offering their prayer to the Chhati Maiyya.

The entire event was nothing less than a carnival, with people dressed up elegantly, especially children who wore clothes of vibrant colours, and ran around merrily. There was praying, singing, laughing and a lot more all around.

Mohit Tiwari, a local resident, shared, “Earlier we used to live in sector 21 of Kharghar and so all of us used to celebrate Chhat Puja at the Central Park pond. However, we recently shifted to Taloja Panchanand and so this year we celebrated Chhat at the Navde pond, a local waterbody near our house.”

Navi Mumbai Chhat Puja 2021 celebrations conclude
(Left) Women at the Navde pond near Taloja and (Right) the ritual of “Kosi Bharai” with sugarcanes. (Photo by Mohit Tiwari)

“We had thought that there would be very few people celebrating with us but were surprised to find hundreds of families gathered at the pond. It was a great feeling to be celebrating Chhat after a year of pandemic.”

On returning home from the “Sandhya Arghya”, the fasting women performed another ritual known as “Kosi Bharai” wherein they erected triangular teepees with just five sugarcanes tied together. Later during the night, they indulged in dvotional songs and hyms of Shashthi Devi and the “Vrat Katha”.

Also read: Ulwe residents celebrated Chhat Puja 2021 with great fervor

Then, a dozen or more earthern lamps were lit in the base formed between the tied canes. Also offerings like fruits and thekua were kept along with the burning lamps.

On Thursday, that is today and the fourth and final day of Chhat Puja, the devotees headed back to the ponds for the “Usha Arghya” between 3 am and 4 am, to repeat the same rituals performed during the “Sandhya Arghya” with the only exception of them offering raw cow milk to the Sun God through the “soop”.

After making offerings to the sun rose, the fasting women broke their fast with raw milk, sharbat and prasad offered during the prayers.

Though the number of people gathered at ponds was overwhelming, the organisers tried their best to follow covid-19 protocols as much as possible.

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NMMC launches 'Zero Plastic' campaign in civic schools; urges students to collect plastic waste in 1-litre plastic water bottles
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NMMC launches ‘Zero Plastic’ campaign in civic schools; urges students to collect plastic waste in 1-litre plastic water bottles

by Staff Reporter November 10, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

Students with most plastic collections will be awarded with the titles – “Zero Plastic Waste Ward Champion” and “Zero Plasic Waste Navi Mumbai Champion”.

Navi Mumbai: The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has launched a campaign – ‘Zero Plastic Starts with Me’, in all NMMC schools, for class II to class X students. Students will be encouraged to collect non-degradable plastic waste such as chocolate wrappers, wafer packets and other such plastic materials in 1-litre plastic water bottles.

The NMMC has joined hands with city based ngo, The Heart Foundation, to spread awareness and further establish the ban on the use of plastic materials in the city that seem to have increased recently.

NMMC Commissioner, Abhijit Bangar, is of the opinion that a competition involving students seemed to be the perfect way to make them understand the importance of the campaign and also actively contribute towards its success.

Talking about rewards the NMMC informed that one school from each of the eight wards in their jurisdiction between Airoli to CBD-Belapur, to collect the highest quantity of non-degradable plastic waste will be rewarded.

Similarly, one student from each ward with the most collection will be rewarded with the title – “Zero Plastic Waste Ward champion” and “Zero Plastic Waste Navi Mumbai champion” accordingly.

Also, all participating students will be handed out with a certificate of participation/appreciation.

The competition will remain open till 4th December, 2021.

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Central Park-Pendhar Metro Line likely to start from December
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Central Park-Pendhar Metro Line likely to start from December end

by Staff Reporter October 27, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

The route will start from the Kharghar Central Park, going through Pethpada (sector 33), sector 34, Panchanand and end at Pendhar.

Kharghar / Taloja / Navi Mumbai: Residents of Kharghar are most likely to be able to ride the metro from December, 2021, as per news based on the latest developments in the processing of paperwork of the Navi Mumbai Metro.

Very recently, The Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) issued an Interim Speed Certificate (ISC) to the Navi Mumbai Metro after thorough scrutiny of all required documents and test certificates, which confirmed complete adherence to the guidelines of the RDSO safety manual.

The ISC has enabled and entitled the Navi Mumbai Metro to run metro trains between the Central Park metro station and Pendhar metro station route at the maximum operational speed.

Also read: Navi Mumbai Metro gets Interim Speed Certificate, Commercial run may begin by end of December, 2021

Next in line is an inspection and approval by the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety (CMRS), which will enable the Navi Mumbai Metro to commence commercial runs on the route.

The Central Park – Pendhar Metro route will cover Central Park, Pethpada (sector 33), sector 34, Panchanand and Pendhar.

In a broader sense, it will connect sectors 19, 20, 33, 34, 35 of Kharghar with sectors in and around Taloja Panchanand/Pendhar.

Residents of Kharghar and Taloja are excited about the news and expect an entire different travelling experience from December, 2021.

Shubham Vishwakarma, a resident of Taloja, says, “It is good news for those who travel between Taloja and Kharghar frequently for house errands or other work in sectors 19 and 20 of Kharghar.”

“They will now be able to travel in air-conditioned rail cars, without any hassles, and maybe spend less too, compared to auto fares in Kharghar,” he adds.

With construction speeding up on the Navi Mumbai Metro, office goers in and around Kharghar and Taloja are hopeful of being able to get a convenient ride up to Kharghar and Belapur railway stations, on their way to work, and back.

Pradeep S., a resident of Taloja, shares, “The metro will be a very convenient and fast mode of transport to the Belapur railway station, which is near my office, from my house in Taloja.”

“It will save me the hassle of waiting for and travelling in a bus or tumtum every day. Let’s hope that the CBD-Belapur Metro station gets linked in a year’s time,” he adds.

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Navi Mumbai Metro gets Interim Speed Certificate, Commercial run may begin by end of December, 2021
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Navi Mumbai Metro gets Interim Speed Certificate, Commercial run may begin by end of December, 2021

by Staff Reporter October 24, 2021
written by Staff Reporter

The ISC certification of Navi Mumbai Metro opens doors for the approval of Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety, for commercial run on the Central Park-Pendhar Metro route on Line-1.

Kharghar / Navi Mumbai: The Navi Mumbai Metro was recently issued with and Interim Speed Certificate (ISC) by the Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) based on successful trails on Line-1 trials that will connect the Central Park metro station to the Pendhar metro station.

CIDCO officials informed that based on the successful trials that were conducted on the Metro Line-1 in September, 2021, and reviewing of all supporting documents and test certificates confirming adherence to the guidelines mentioned in the safety manual of the RDSO, the interim speed certificate was readily granted.

The Navi Mumbai Metro can now run metro trains at the maximum operational speed on the Central Park – Pendhar metro route.

Aslo read: Central Park-Pendhar Metro Line likely to start from December end

Next come an inspection by the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety for a subsequent approval.

The obtaining of an approval from the CMRS would mean the commencement of commercial run of the Navi Mumbai Metro Line-1 from the end of December, 2021.

The ISC is an event of great achievement for the Navi Mumbai Metro and all stake holders are elated by the huge accomplishment.

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