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• [New] Kolkata, Guwahati, Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai will see heatwave days double by 2035. Mahabahu.com
• [New] Mumbai is at high risk to flooding - driven not only by climate change and heavy rainfall but also by socio-economic and political factors affecting its exposure and vulnerability unequally. Economic Times
• Mumbai among the list of coastal cities including New York City, Tokyo, Jakarta, Shanghai and Lagos, that are at serious risk to climate change. Economic Times
• Rising sea level threatens coastal cities like Mumbai & Kolkata with erosion, saltwater intrusion, and infrastructure loss. PMF IAS
• The University of Mumbai will present its structural roadmap for implementing AEDP and increasing industry participation in apprenticeship-integrated degree programmes. Free Press Journal
• 10% of the land in Mumbai, Panjim and Chennai will be at risk of inundation due to rising sea levels by 2040. FirstPost
• The next phase will see the introduction of 5G services in Delhi, Bihar, Karnataka, and Punjab, following the initial launch in Mumbai. Precedence Research
• Mumbai University to Introduce Skill-Integrated Undergraduate Programs to Boost Student Employability Mumbai University will launch skill-integrated BA, B. Leverage Edu
• Commuters on Mumbai's Western Railway line are set to face major disruptions this weekend, as Western Railway has announced a 36 hour block at Kandivali Yard. Free Press Journal
• The recent arrests in Telangana and Mumbai serve as a stark reminder of the ongoing threat posed by terrorism in India. Trends Newsline
• The Mumbai Police have implemented a month-long prohibition on the operation of drones, remote-controlled microlight aircraft, para gliders and hot air balloons to safeguard against potential security threats. Times of India
• Air India's full-service carrier will maintain operations at the existing Mumbai airport while gradually transferring domestic operations to Navi Mumbai, situated approximately 22 miles southeast of Mumbai's current congested aerodrome. Aviation a2z
• The flight to Mumbai, a popular long-haul route operated by KLM's Boeing 777 aircraft, was expected to be routine. VisaVerge
• Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Kolkata will be the top three cities using the most electricity by 2027-28, with Hyderabad leading at 32,913 million units, followed by Mumbai with 30,200 million units, and Kolkata with 23,228 million units. Times Now
• The implementation of enhanced security measures at airports is expected to continue, causing longer wait times and more rigorous screenings at both domestic and international airports, including Mumbai International Airport. Travel And Tour World
• The first section of Mumbai - Ahmedabad Bullet Train project in Gujarat is expected to open in 2028. The Metro Rail Guy
• India could reduce its reliance on traditional maritime routes like the Suez Canal by utilizing the proposed IMEC routes, which aim to cut cargo transportation time between Mumbai and Europe by 40%. The Week
• With increasing job opportunities in the Thane-Belapur corridor, Navi Mumbai IT hubs, and new logistics and industrial parks in the MMR region, Dombivli has become a natural residential choice for daily commuters. Rustomjee
• Spanning 33.5 kilometer, the Aqua Line is expected to enhance Mumbai's public transportation system by linking key business districts and reducing travel time. Construction World Magazine
• The pilot installation of 100 kW will be in Mumbai and will make use of Eco Wave Power's proven wave energy conversion technology. ABPLive
• The cumulative effect of widespread EV adoption could lead to a substantial decrease in overall emissions from the logistics sector in Navi Mumbai, aligning with national goals for reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change. Energy & Safety Audit
• Fairmont Mumbai will undoubtedly set new standards of luxury and service, ushering in a new era of hospitality and solidifying the growing presence of Fairmont in India as a hallmark of excellence. Travelling for Business

Last updated: 26 June 2025