BMC

“We cannot sit back and say it’s over. There is always a chance of a spike. What is in our hands is to identify patients as early as possible and treat them.”

While we all are happy to complain about things that could be better or not done, we equally should highlight the excellent work done.

Taking time out of their regular lives, both, a businessman and an automobile dealer, have been inspecting streets of Mumbai to spot the pitfalls.

Known for being one of the largest waste generators in the eastern suburbs, Club Emerald has converted over 30,000 kg of organic waste into biogas in two months.

Even as the grief of losing their son was tearing them apart, Dadarao decided to do something nobody expected. Armed with broken paver blocks, gravel, stones and shovel, he started filling every pothole he witnessed within one month of Prakash’s passing.

In a detailed interview, the top bureaucrat explains all you need to know about the much-talked-about state-wide plastic ban and its relevance to Mumbai.

Mumbai's BMC has an imposing and impressive statue of this man outside the main building.

Kudos to the citizens for not just paying lip-service to the degrading state of the environment but joining hands to effect change on the ground!

Steep fines starting from Rs 5,000 moving up to a whopping 25,000 will be imposed on those found with these items.

This open sewer lay right in the middle of the road, which was a potential death hole for unaware speeding motorists.