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3 Men In A Car Break Into Mumbai Port Trust's Restricted Zone, Arrested
Three men were arrested for allegedly entering a restricted zone of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT).
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"RoPax" Ferry Services To Reduce Mumbai-Alibaug Travel Time To 45 Minutes
A roll on-roll off cum passenger ferry service, also called "Ropax", between Mumbai and Mandwa near Alibaug, was launched on Sunday in the presence of Union Minister of State for Shipping Mansukh Mandaviya and Maharashtra port and maritime board officials.
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Spanish Naval Ship Docks At Mumbai Port
Spanish Navy ship Mendez Nunez (Frigate) with a crew of 30 officers and 135 sailors is on a visit to Mumbai from today till May 23.
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Mumbai Port Trust To Create World's Largest Garden In The City: Nitin Gadkari
The Mumbai Port Trust will create the "world's largest garden" in central Mumbai by reclaiming land, Union Shipping and Ports Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday.
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Soon, A Place In Mumbai "Comparable With Miami", Says Official
Mumbai can soon compare itself to Miami with floating restaurants, a marina and an international cruise terminal at its port, says the Mumbai Port Trust.
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20 Hours Later Mumbai Butcher Island Fuel Tank Fire Still Burns On
Efforts are still on to extinguish the fire that broke out at a fuel tank farm of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) located on the Butcher Island off the east coast of Mumbai last evening, a top fire brigade official said here today.
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Major Fire Near Mumbai Port Trust in Wadala, None Hurt
A major fire broke out at an oil depot at Wadala area in central Mumbai this evening due to a suspected leakage, fire brigade sources said.
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Solution for India's Largest Port, Stuck for Over a Decade, to be Finalised Within 1 Month: Nitin Gadkari
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries' plans to build the country's largest port at Rewas, off the city's southeast coast, which has been stuck for over a decade, may soon see the light of day.
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Citizens Have Fundamental Right to Good Roads: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court today held that citizens have a fundamental right to good roads and it is the state government's statutory obligation to provide roads which are free of potholes.
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Mumbai to Get 6,020 CCTV Cameras By September 2016
A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v
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Mumbai's Iconic Cafe Mondegar Served Eviction Notice, May Shut Soon
Patrons of Mumbai's Iconic Café Mondegar in Colaba are visiting their favorite hangout place in droves, fearing it may be soon forced to shut. Huge crowds were seen waiting outside the cafe on Saturday evening even as the place was packed to its full capacity.
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Mumbai's Plans for 2.7 Square Miles Worth $12 Billion
The redevelopment of Mumbai's mostly derelict docklands will, if a government-appointed panel has its way, create a waterfront where people living in the world's second-most densely populated city can go to lift their spirits, and the rich can go to play.
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Who's to blame for Mumbai Chlorine gas leak?
The Mumbai Police has registered a case against unknown persons under the Environment Protection Act in connection with the chlorine gas leak in Mumbai Port Trust on Wednesday, in which over 100 people fell sick. (See Pictures) The charges included in the First Information Report (FIR) are attempt to commit culpable homicide, causing hurt by dange...
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3 Men In A Car Break Into Mumbai Port Trust's Restricted Zone, Arrested
Three men were arrested for allegedly entering a restricted zone of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT).
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"RoPax" Ferry Services To Reduce Mumbai-Alibaug Travel Time To 45 Minutes
A roll on-roll off cum passenger ferry service, also called "Ropax", between Mumbai and Mandwa near Alibaug, was launched on Sunday in the presence of Union Minister of State for Shipping Mansukh Mandaviya and Maharashtra port and maritime board officials.
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Spanish Naval Ship Docks At Mumbai Port
Spanish Navy ship Mendez Nunez (Frigate) with a crew of 30 officers and 135 sailors is on a visit to Mumbai from today till May 23.
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Mumbai Port Trust To Create World's Largest Garden In The City: Nitin Gadkari
The Mumbai Port Trust will create the "world's largest garden" in central Mumbai by reclaiming land, Union Shipping and Ports Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday.
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Soon, A Place In Mumbai "Comparable With Miami", Says Official
Mumbai can soon compare itself to Miami with floating restaurants, a marina and an international cruise terminal at its port, says the Mumbai Port Trust.
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20 Hours Later Mumbai Butcher Island Fuel Tank Fire Still Burns On
Efforts are still on to extinguish the fire that broke out at a fuel tank farm of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) located on the Butcher Island off the east coast of Mumbai last evening, a top fire brigade official said here today.
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Major Fire Near Mumbai Port Trust in Wadala, None Hurt
A major fire broke out at an oil depot at Wadala area in central Mumbai this evening due to a suspected leakage, fire brigade sources said.
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Solution for India's Largest Port, Stuck for Over a Decade, to be Finalised Within 1 Month: Nitin Gadkari
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries' plans to build the country's largest port at Rewas, off the city's southeast coast, which has been stuck for over a decade, may soon see the light of day.
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Citizens Have Fundamental Right to Good Roads: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court today held that citizens have a fundamental right to good roads and it is the state government's statutory obligation to provide roads which are free of potholes.
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Mumbai to Get 6,020 CCTV Cameras By September 2016
A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v
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Mumbai's Iconic Cafe Mondegar Served Eviction Notice, May Shut Soon
Patrons of Mumbai's Iconic Café Mondegar in Colaba are visiting their favorite hangout place in droves, fearing it may be soon forced to shut. Huge crowds were seen waiting outside the cafe on Saturday evening even as the place was packed to its full capacity.
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Mumbai's Plans for 2.7 Square Miles Worth $12 Billion
The redevelopment of Mumbai's mostly derelict docklands will, if a government-appointed panel has its way, create a waterfront where people living in the world's second-most densely populated city can go to lift their spirits, and the rich can go to play.
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Who's to blame for Mumbai Chlorine gas leak?
The Mumbai Police has registered a case against unknown persons under the Environment Protection Act in connection with the chlorine gas leak in Mumbai Port Trust on Wednesday, in which over 100 people fell sick. (See Pictures) The charges included in the First Information Report (FIR) are attempt to commit culpable homicide, causing hurt by dange...
