The state’s warehouse boom is redefining its industrial growth while posing difficult questions about planning and sustainability. Discussions about infrastructure in Maharashtra almost invariably gravitate towards marquee projects like the Mumbai Coastal Road, the Samruddhi Mahamarg, the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link or the upcoming Vadhavan Port. They dominate headlines because they offer visible proof of progress. Yet another transformation is unfolding with far less public at

Beyond political longevity, CM Devendra Fadnavis' tenure has been defined by infrastructure expansion, investment-led growth and governance reforms. With the completion of 2,430 days as Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis has entered an exclusive chapter in the state’s political history. He is now the third longest-serving Chief Minister, behind only Vasantrao Naik and Vilasrao Deshmukh, overtaking the cumulative tenure of Sharad Pawar. In a state known for coali

Mumbai: On Saturday, a group of people gathered to raise their voice against the destruction of 45,000 mangroves for the construction of the Mumbai Coastal Road. The peaceful protest saw hundreds of people of all ages and backgrounds participating on Carter Road in Bandra West. The protest was initially planned to form a human chain, but ended up becoming a musical event to spread awareness about the importance of mangroves. The co-founder of Save Mumbai Mangroves, Ketaki Yel