Truly commendable work! 👏 Hope he is not transferred like in the past and gets the recognition he deserves. Only a handful of IAS officers are making a real difference on the ground. We need more like him!
@CMOMaharashtra@Dev_Fadnavis@RoadsOfMumbai@mumbaimatterz
आप्पा देवा दादा सगळे मिळून मुंबईला मेकओवर देतायत!
मेकअप नाही, मेक-अग्ली 😂
एक बॅनरवर दुसरं, पुलाखाली तिसरं...
मुंबई आता बॅनर प्रदर्शन झालीय, शहर नाही!
नवीन पर्यटन आकर्षण:
"आम्ही मुंबईला एकत्र विद्रूप करून दाखवू!" 🤡
#MumbaiMakeover#AapaDevaDada#UnitedWeMakeMumbaiUgly
“We had good preparation for monsoon but we failed at micro level.
We will start our fresh preparation from January of next year.”
- BMC Commissioner Ashwini Bhide
Gutkha has been banned in Maharashtra since 2012
But for years, the gutkha mafia continued to operate freely.
Then FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe took charge.
In just 3 weeks
200+ FIRs
300+ arrests
₹3 crore worth of gutkha seized
MCOCA invoked against supply chains
This is the same officer who has faced 25 transfers in 21 years of service.
Some officers work sitting in AC offices,
Others step out of the AC, work on the ground, and challenge powerful systems.
Tukaram Mundhe chose the second path.
There are some officers who work outside the office AC.
Do honest officers like him deserve greater support instead of repeated transfers ?
Share your opinion in the comments.
Mumbai’s tanker strike did more than disrupt water supplies—it exposed a critical gap in the city’s railway infrastructure. Coach-washing operations were halted, while train-watering had to be shifted to stations outside Mumbai.
The disruption also highlighted Dadar Terminus’ complete dependence on private tankers, making it the only major railway terminus in Mumbai without a BMC water connection. While the strike has now been called off, questions remain over the long-term resilience of the city’s railway network.
✍️: Rajendra B. Aklekar
Garbage, rodents, and health hazards aren’t just a Malabar Hill problem—they’re a Mumbai problem. From upscale areas to everyday neighborhoods, civic neglect is widespread. Why highlight one pocket when the entire city is struggling? Fix the system, not just the spotlight.