Zoru Bhathena

99 out of 100 most polluted cities in the World are in India right now. Keep yourself informed on your local air quality with AQI.in. Stay safe, stay aware, and take necessary precautions. Tell us in the comments what the air quality in your area is right now. . . #India #AirPollution #DelhiPollution #Delhiair #AQI #AQIIN

What ever the reporter is today because of this Legendary Video going viral. #10YearsOfDeMonetisationDisaster

speeding up past 300km/h speeding up past 400km/h topping 500km/h scary congrats team BYD or should I say Yangwang? ⚡️⚡️⚡️ #alwaysbecharging

We are in that phase currently where the establishment logic appears to be something like this: 1) Government owns Land, Assets 2) I am the Government 3) So - I own the Land, Assets 4) I can do anything I want with it

I don’t think there’s a single metro line in this entire country that comes close to the Delhi AirPort Express Line. Bhide and MMRCL should hang their heads in shame for the abomination that the Aqua line is as far as airport connectivity is concerned.

The 27-story home of Mukesh Ambani in Mumbai, known as Antilia, stands on the site of a former orphanage. The orphanage was a charitable organization established in 1892, and per its founding charter, its purpose was to care for and educate orphaned and poor boys belonging to the Khoja community, a small trading community in Mumbai. By 2002, the charity owned around an acre of land on Altamount Road, one of the most expensive real estate locations in India. In November that year, the charity sold this acre to a company controlled by Ambani for 21 crore rupees, or about $4.3 million. The real estate value of the plot at the time was no less than 200 crore rupees, or $41 million, according to an Indian publication called The Caravan. The sale price was around a tenth of the value The Caravan reported. There was a problem. The orphanage was a religious charitable trust, and to sell its properties, it was required to seek approval in advance from the state regulatory board for charities. No such request was made to the board. In 2004, the board issued a notice requiring an explanation. The charity fought it for a year before offering a settlement to the board. In 2005, the board agreed to take 16 lakh rupees, about $36,000. Its members voted that the sale of the land had been necessary for the orphanage's mission, and the case was closed. This was the approval that allowed the tower to be built. Ten years later, a state inquiry found that board members had committed misconduct for personal gain. In 2017, the board filed an affidavit in the Bombay High Court stating that the sale was illegal all along. So the board charged with protecting land donated for charitable purposes is the board that handed it over. And for $36,000, it gave up land worth at least $41 million. The land now accounts for most of the house's value. It cost about $77 million to build Antilia, but now it's worth an estimated $1 billion, and nearly all of that value is from the land, not the building. The sale has never been reversed, and the land has never been ordered by a court to be returned to the charity. Land given to raise orphans is now under a $1 billion house, and the only people who were paid to object took $36,000 to stop.

Look at the damn condition of the manhole!!! Hopeless @mybmc is waiting for some unfortunate incident to happen!!! Location-Juhu circle! @zoru75

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered an immediate freeze on the November salary of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Ashwini Bhide and other civic officials while initiating contempt of court proceedings against her for failing to clear encroachments from government land. The three-judge bench also rejected the civic body's request for an additional 30 days to comply with its earlier directions to clear the land earmarked for a Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) bus station in Mumbai's Borivali and imposed costs of Rs 5 lakh. #SupremeCourt #BMC #BMCCommissioner #AshwiniBhide | @journovidya Read More: intdy.in/qu2p48

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered an immediate freeze on the November salary of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Ashwini Bhide and other civic officials while initiating contempt of court proceedings against her for failing to clear encroachments from government land. The three-judge bench also rejected the civic body's request for an additional 30 days to comply with its earlier directions to clear the land earmarked for a Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) bus station in Mumbai's Borivali and imposed costs of Rs 5 lakh. #SupremeCourt #BMC #BMCCommissioner #AshwiniBhide | @journovidya Read More: intdy.in/qu2p48

Why isn't Bandra Colony metro station being connected to Kalina campus of university via walking bridge or subway? Thousands of daily students and staff will get benefitted through it, easing BEST bus crowd and also increasing patronage. @MumbaiMetro3 @AshwiniBhide

46 MORE TRIPS. LESS WAITING. MORE CONVENIENCE! 🚇 Aqua Line steps up weekday services with 46 additional trips, taking the total to 337 trips daily from 2 November 2026. With peak-hour headways reduced to 4 minutes 25 seconds, commuters can enjoy more frequent services and shorter waiting times. More services. Smoother commutes. Better connectivity! 46 अधिक फेऱ्या. कमी प्रतीक्षा. अधिक सोयीस्कर प्रवास! ॲक्वा लाईनवर कामकाजाच्या दिवशी ४६ अतिरिक्त फेऱ्या सुरू! गर्दीच्या वेळेत मेट्रोची वारंवारता आता दर ४ मिनिटे २५ सेकंदांनी. अधिक सेवा, कमी प्रतीक्षा आणि अधिक सुलभ प्रवास! #MumbaiMetro3 #AquaLine #MoreTripsLessWaiting #MumbaiMoves #UrbanMobility #ConnectingTheUnconnected