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Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
The 96 cr plan to transform Mumbai's Dharavi into highrises, open spaces, and transit hub
The 96 cr plan to transform Mumbai's Dharavi into highrises, open spaces, and transit hub Team TOI Plus TNN May 30, 2025, 17:00 IST After existing over a century, Dharavi is set to undergo redevelopment which as per the state's plan will transform it into a residential and business hub with open spaces and transit facilities. In its latest presentation, the Maharashtra government described the redevelopment of Mumbai's biggest sprawl as a project for gentrification and envisages a 'green spine' for the 2.5 sq km precinct which will include a central park, waterfront and museum. A multi-modal transit hub and mixed-use neighbourhoods supporting traditional livelihoods of artisans and homes in highrises are also part of the blueprint to transform Dharavi . The total cost of rehabilitation of existing residents has been estimated at Rs 95,790 crore. The sale component will be spread over 120 acres.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
Student spends two weeks in jail for social media post: HC tells cops you are 'bent upon ruining the girl's life'
Student spends two weeks in jail for social media post: HC tells cops you are 'bent upon ruining the girl's life' Team TOI Plus TNN Updated: May 28, 2025, 19:14 IST IST A student from Jammu and Kashmir was arrested and jailed for over two weeks over the resharing of a post on Instagram. While granting her bail, the Bombay high court criticised the police for arrested. On May 7, as tensions rose between India and Pakistan following Operation Sindoor, a 19-year-old student of Sinhagad Academy of Engineering near Pune shared an Instagram post posted by another account. After receiving a flood of threats and abuse, she deleted the post within two hours, acknowledged her mistake and apologised. On May 9, the college issued a rustication letter to the student who is in the fourth semester. The college claimed that she had brought disrepute to the institution and claimed she held 'anti-national sentiments' and posed 'a risk' to the campus and society.
Time of India
6 days ago
- General
- Time of India
Why the sinking of a cargo ship is a worry all along Kerala's coast
Why the sinking of a cargo ship is a worry all along Kerala's coast Team TOI Plus TNN May 27, 2025, 18:21 IST IST The capsizing of a Liberian vessel near the coast of Kerala has sparked worries about the risk posed by 12 containers of a hazardous chemical and the fuel the vessel was carrying . The 184-metre-long container vessel MSC ELSA 3 had set out from the Vizhinjam port near Thiruvananthapuram on May 23 for Kochi, and was scheduled to dock there on May 24. However, on the afternoon of May 24 - around 38 nautical miles from its destination - the Liberian cargo ship carrying 643 containers began sending distress signals. The Indian Coast Guard were able to rescue 21 crew members on May 24 itself, and when the vessel started capsizing, Indian Navy vessel INS Sujatha rescued the three remaining senior crew who had stayed behind.
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
TOI+ webinar: What higher education courses are future-proof? Is the US still the best option to study abroad?
TOI+ webinar: What higher education courses are future-proof? Is the US still the best option to study abroad? Team TOI Plus TNN May 24, 2025, 13:57 IST At a time when students have to deal with more questions about if they want to pursue higher education abroad, an expert decodes the pros and cons. An international education remains the dream for many Indian students, but the landscape is constantly shifting. While established academic powerhouses in the US face the challenge of dealing with a government that is increasingly playing a bigger role, Indian students can also consider European and other alternatives,
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
How Rohit Sharma turned his 2011 World Cup tragedy into a blueprint for success
How Rohit Sharma turned his 2011 World Cup tragedy into a blueprint for success Team TOI Plus TNN Updated: May 19, 2025, 20:43 IST IST Rohit Sharma got his first ODI century in 2010 and seemed set to make it to the ODI World Cup squad. Here's why it didn't happen and how he turned things around after the massive disappointment. In this excerpt from the book 'The Rise of The Hitman: The Rohit Sharma Story' by R. Kaushik, we're taken back to 2010, in the runup to the squad being announced for the 2011 World Cup . Rohit's first international ton had taken a while coming, though he couldn't entirely savour it because it came in a losing cause. But enjoying the high of a hundred can be an addiction, so it was no surprise that two days later, in the same ground, Rohit breezed to a second century, this time hauling his team over the line against Sri Lanka.
