So much of #Mumbai news is about massive investments in infra projects — ₹ 12.5 lakh crore across MMR, as @Dev_Fadnavis said.
So little of it translates into a better or dignified quality of life for millions of #Mumbaikars.
Read me in @fpjindia
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@ajaydgft This analysis frames it as "India" problems/questions. This is strictly a deal between a publicly listed company and the US govt that pretty much runs Venezuela. The beneficiaries are the shareholders of the publicly listed company.
@Jairam_Ramesh It's about lowering cost of diesel in the US, as half of refining capacity in Russia has been taken out by Ukraine, and refined oil is difficult to export from the Gulf: https://t.co/lBBcQwymTa
@EconomicTimes Any long term measures? Plant more trees? Reduce vehicles by improving public transport? Better waste management? https://t.co/zHaxKf4WbB
@EconomicTimes Why is this newsworthy? Yellow journalism? Rahul Gandhi has been on the ground leading the protests and leading the fight on many issues. Why not focus on that?
@VinitaDeshmukh "653 cases of farmer suicides were reported in eight districts of Marathwada between January 1 and August 31, 2026"
https://t.co/AZ4Kthnptx
@sushmadate "Activist Anand Pendharkar questioned the approach, citing the city’s growing heat island effect and arguing that shifting plantations outside Mumbai fails to address local ecological loss. “Will citizens of Mumbai go to Panvel or Kalyan to breathe?” https://t.co/EYKB2TnsDx
Dr. Randall felt the need to join the fight against mining because it was the root cause of TB in many of his patients. Treating them is not about getting expensive medicines and giving them for free in the pretext of charity. (3/3)
@INCMaharashtra "653 cases of farmer suicides were reported in eight districts of Marathwada between January 1 and August 31, 2026" https://t.co/AZ4Kthnptx