A high-level civic conference in Gurugram has reignited demands for transparent, citizen-driven urban governance to replace the city's fragmented administrative structure, with plans for 150 community consultations and a formal governance declaration to be submitted to state authorities.

The Navi Mumbai municipal authorities have demolished unauthorized construction in Ghansoli despite prior warnings, signaling strict enforcement of building regulations across the city.

Mumbai municipal authorities have announced an ambitious infrastructure transformation plan targeting four critical transport interchange points across the city, focusing on Kurla, Dadar, Andheri, and Ghatkopar stations to create an integrated multimodal transport ecosystem.

Navi Mumbai achieves top-tier recognition in Swachh Survekshan 2024 through innovative waste management, smart technology implementation, and extensive community participation in cleanliness initiatives.

In compliance with a Bombay High Court directive, 41 illegal buildings in Nalasopara East’s Agrawal Nagari, built on 30 acres of reserved land, are being demolished. The first phase of the operation rendered over 50 families homeless as municipal authorities cleared 7 buildings despite protests.

The Andheri East-West Gopalakrishna Gokhale Bridge is on track to finish by June 30, 2024. The schedule for connecting this bridge to the C.D. Barfiwala Flyover is being followed. The project is actively monitored by municipal authorities and VJTI technical consultants.

Buying a home requires yearly property taxes to city authorities. Property taxes are a homeowner's obligation. In the property buying process, property tax is sometimes disregarded yet funds local infrastructure and municipal amenities.

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has made the decision to adopt a long-term environmental strategy. The strategy, according to authorities, will be ready by June of 2022.