Under Construction Properties for Sale in Mulund West Mumbai

In the recent years, Kandivali West has transformed into a thriving destination, with many residential projects in the vicinity. The locality has witnessed rapid development in the last two decades both in terms of residential growth and population.

The Mumbai Metro Line-IV has been planned as a fully elevated corridor with 32 stations from Wadala near south Mumbai and Kasarvadavli near Thane West via Ghatkopar and Mulund. There are plans to extend the line by 2.7 kilometres to Gaimukh. The 32.32-kilometre Metro corridor has an estimated cost of Rs 14,549 crore and is expected to be completed by 2021.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has finalised a Rs 558-crore deal to treat solid waste at the Mulund dumping ground through biomining and free up 60-acre space in the city. This space will be used for public amenities. It is a five-year deal during which 7,000 million-tonne dump at the site will be segregated and treated.

For a country like India where population and inflation have faded common man's dream of owning a home, few government-sponsored housing schemes are a big respite. The Central government in India is running a number of housing schemes to provide shelter and basic amenities to the homeless poor in urban and rural areas. Check out a few popular housing schemes and policies.

A recent report published by Greenpeace India listed 280 Indian cities ranked according to their particulate matter (PM10) levels. Among many cities in north India which have dangerously high PM10 levels, the national capital was at the top spot. Hassan in Karnataka has consistently appeared among the least polluted cities in India with a PM10 level of 26 microgram per cubic metre (µg/m3). Few cities in Kerala, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal, Meghalaya and Chhattisgarh managed to scrape through with PM10 levels lower than the annual permissible concentration of 60 µg/m3 set under the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS).