Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRCL) has decided to put on hold its plans to lease a significant 4.2-acre land parcel in Nariman Point for property development, following a request from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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MMRCL has decided to temporarily shelve its plans to lease a 4.2-acre land parcel in Nariman Point for property development following a request from the RBI.
The RBI expressed concerns that the proposed development could impact its operations and the overall financial ecosystem in the area.
MMRCL is a joint venture company responsible for the planning, implementation, and operation of the Mumbai Metro Rail system, contributing to reduced traffic congestion and improved connectivity.
Nariman Point is a prominent business district in South Mumbai, known for its concentration of corporate offices and financial institutions.
The review process is expected to take several months, during which time the land will remain undeveloped.

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