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  • Power prices may increase in Navi Mumbai from 2013

    If you are a resident of Navi Mumbai, Kanjurmarg, Bhandup, Mulund or Thane, you might have to pay more for electricity from next year. According to Mahagenco, the state power generation company, there may be a rise in generation costs by 30% to 40%, as projected in its 2013-14 business plan. Mahagenco supplies electricity to the state’s power distribution firm, Mahavitaran. The decision on the rise will be taken by the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission next month.

  • Home is where the heart is!

    Mumbai streets are full of homeless and runaway children. We are so used to the sight of street kids that many of us go about our routine life, without giving much thought to their plight. However, every street kid has a story – a home they come from and a family they left behind.

  • ‘Navi Mumbai to get Metro rail by end-2014’ – CIDCO

    Navi Mumbai is set to have its first taste of Metro Rail by December 2014, according to Tanaji Satre, Managing Director, CIDCO (City and Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.), the nodal agency for the city’s development, at the recently concluded Hindustan Times for Navi Mumbai Conclave 2012, held at Vashi. He also said that the much-awaited Navi Mumbai International Airport project will be initiated in the next six months.

  • First of its kind realty expo to commence in Navi Mumbai from today

    For the first time, Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry-Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (MCHI-CREDAI) is organizing a realty expo that focuses on Navi Mumbai, and Raigad.

  • Property value in Navi Mumbai’s Ulwe node expected to rise 145% in five years, according to a report Property value in Navi Mumbai’s Ulwe node expected to rise 145% in five years, according to a report

    A report by property firm Knight Frank has analyzed the Mumbai real estate market and pointed out the possible highest real estate returns for residential property investors over the next five years.

    According to the report, Navi Mumbai’s Ulwe node is one of the three Mumbai areas that are expected to appreciate the most over the period. The other two areas are Wadala and Chembur. Property rates in Ulwe are expected to rise 145% while in Wadala and Chembur it may hike by 133% and 125% respectively. Of the listed 13 areas, seven spots in the top position belong to Mumbai and Pune.

  • Essel Infraprojects renews its interest in the upcoming Navi Mumbai airport; join hands with a US-based airport developer

    Essel Infraprojects, led by Subhash Chandra – the Chairman of Essel Group, has teamed up with ADC&HAS Airports Worldwide, a US-based airport developer, in a bid to renew its interest in the upcoming Navi Mumbai airport. In 2005, the Essel group along with TAV group had failed the bid for the Mumbai airport privatization project.

  • DY Patil Stadium to host the second warm-up game of England

    The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has accepted the proposal made by the Mumbai Cricket Association to shift the venue of the second warm-up game of the England cricket team to D Y Patil stadium in Navi Mumbai.

  • New residential project launched in Airoli, Navi Mumbai

    JP Developer has launed a new residential project Airoli Tower in Navi Mumbai. The project include 2BHK fully furnished flats with an arean of 1000 sq ft. Strategically located just 10 minutes away from the Airoli Railway Station, the tower is close to Junior college and St Xavier’s school.

    For more information: http://www.discountedflats.com/8295-airoli-tower-airoli-mumbai.html

    Source: BusinessWire India Press Release

     

  • DY Patil Stadium to host first ever Ranjhi Trophy match in December

    The news published in the Times of India  on 7 October 2012, states that DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai will host its first-ever first class cricket match at the end of this year. Come December 29 and the stadium will be all set to host a Mumbai vs. Gujarat cricket match in the Ranji Trophy Group A fixture.

    D Y Patil Stadium in Nerul shot to fame four years back when it began to host IPL matches. It has hosted two IPL final matches, in 2008 and 2010. Officially inaugurated in March 2008, the stadium is the home ground for IPL team Mumbai Indians.

    The sports stadium also houses nine tennis hard courts, four indoor badminton courts, and an Olympic sized swimming pool.

    Source: The Times of India

  • Shah Rukh Khan to grace a Durga Puja pandal in Vashi, Navi Mumbai

    News published in the Times of India  dated 8 October has confirmed a starry presence for the upcoming Navratri festival in Navi Mumbai. Mixing culture and entertainment, the pandals in the city of the 21st Century has lined up an interesting fusion of events from October 20 – 24. 

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