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According to campaigners, 5 gardens in Vashi sector 9 were lost to redevelopment

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As part of the renovation of JN-02 type buildings in sector 9, Vashi, activists claim that five gardens have been completely destroyed since NMMC neglected to fence off the garden plots before the renovation work began. The developer has gated both their area and the five garden plots, making it appear as though they are one large property. Activists are worried that after the reconstruction, the cooperative housing groups may claim ownership of these garden plots. The five gardens, which ranged in size from 358 square metres to 891 square metres, were on one side before the development. A total of 3,000 square metres is covered by the five gardens. Under the reconstruction proposal authorised by the NMMC, three of the five gardens are moved to the other side.

According to the post redevelopment project, the freshly defined garden plots have not yet been completely fenced off. Amit Khobragade, a local resident, lamented: “There is uncertainty about the garden plots. Just the general plan (after and before) is shown for public awareness at various sites. The general public is unaware of the precise status of individual garden plots without delineation. Portions of three CHSs have allegedly been combined as part of redevelopment, according to activist Sunil Karande. Although we have no opposition to CHS redevelopment, we are worried about the gardens. “The potential of CHS claiming ownership of gardens after renovation cannot be ruled out,” said another activist, Rohit Malhotra.

They have combined their internal common areas, offering the developer a benefit in terms of floor space index as part of the refurbishment. “The redevelopment. plans were cleared previous to my coming,” NMMC assistant director of town planning Somnath Kekan stated. One of the redevelopment requirements that must be met in order to approve the plan is the developer’s potential to restore the gardens. Upon issuing an occupancy certificate to them, the gardens will be inspected.

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Panvel launches an initiative against single-use plastic

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On the occasion of World Environment day, a Campaign Opposing single-use plastic was launched in Navi Mumbai.

The Campaign

In honour of World Environment Day, the ‘Single Plastic Free Panvel’ campaign was officially launched at the Adya Kranti veer Vasudev Balwant Phadke Auditorium, Panvel. PCMC representatives, Members of numerous social organisations, residents, Municipal officers, & many other guests were present for the campaign launch.

Shree Ganesh Deshmukh, the PCMC Commissioner, during the campaign highlighted that public support is necessary to the implement ban on single-use plastic carry bags. He further highlighted that NGO social organisations & people must Cooperate in order to prohibit the ban.

MLA Shree Prashant Thakur praised the joint initiative of the Panvel Municipal Corporation, Bharat Vikas Parishad & other NGOs in tackling environmental challenges. He further praised & highlighted the accomplishments of Panvel City Municipal Corporation Under the direction of Commissioner & Administrator Shree Ganesh Deshmukh & complimented their victory in different Competitions.

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For the Tirupati Balaji temple replica in Navi Mumbai, TTD conducts bhoomi pooja

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On Wednesday, the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) ceremoniously performed the bhumi pooja in preparation for the building of a copy of the Tirupati Balaji temple in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. The pooja was performed according to the agama shastras by priests and representatives from the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams.

The bhumi pooja ritual was attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and other members of their cabinet. It was a Maharashtrian’s dream come true, Eknath Shinde told reporters. “Today is a particularly significant day for Maharashtra since the duplicate of the Tirupati Balaji mandir is about to be built in Navi Mumbai. Not everyone has the good fortune to travel to Tirumala to see Balaji.

Therefore, the new temple would fulfil the aspiration of the Maharashtrian people to see Sri Balaji Venkateswara in Mumbai, according to Shinde.

With the assistance of donor devotees, the Tirupati trust would invest over Rs 75 crore in the construction of this new temple. You might remember that the TTD trust board decided a few years ago to build a new Balaji temple in Mumbai. Ten acres of land were given to the Tirupati trust by the Maharashtra government last year for the construction of the new temple. The Tirupati trust held the ceremony to lay the cornerstone for its new temple in Navi Mumbai on Wednesday after overcoming obstacles connected to CRZ laws and obtaining all necessary clearances.

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NMMC celebrates World Environment Day with residents

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In Navi Mumbai, NMMC observed the World Environment day.

The Environment day

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) organised a number of events around the city to celebrate World Environment Day, providing environmental awareness & enlisting the involvement of thousands of residents.

Third-party organisation officials, NCC & NSS students along with Members of the let’s Celebrate Fitness institute met to take a collective pledge for the Majhi Vasundhara Abhiyan at the Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College a.k.a Modern College. The event featured a clean-up drive & a rally in Vashi for environmental awareness, Present were NMMC additional Commissioner Shreemati Sujata Dhole, Dr. Babasaheb Rajale, Dr. Amit Kumar Sondge, Prof. Sarang of K.B.P college, Prof. Nagore of Jhunjhunwala College, Shree Sudhir Potphode, along with Supervisors, sanitation Workers & many other officials.  

Yulu e-bikes, which are zero-emission vehicles, we‘re featured in a special awareness rally that travelled from Jewel of Navi Mumbai to Nerul & Belapur regions. In addition, Additional Commissioner Shreemati Sujata Dhole & Deputy Commissioner Dr. Babasaheb Rajale of the Solid Waste Management Department actively participated in the rally.

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