Heavy rains warning, BMC helpline number, emergency services, Mumbai airport, IndiGo and Air India flights cancelled
Mumbai RainsHeavy RainfallBmcImdRed AlertReal Estate MumbaiJul 08, 2024
The BMC has declared a holiday for schools and colleges in Mumbai due to the IMD's red alert warning of heavy rainfall in the city.
In case of an emergency, citizens can contact the BMC helpline number 1916.
A total of 50 flights, including 42 IndiGo and six Air India services, were cancelled at Mumbai airport due to low visibility caused by heavy rains.
The IMD has warned of intense spells of rainfall over the next 3-4 hours in Mumbai city and suburbs.
The BMC has advised citizens to avoid going out unless necessary and to follow the instructions provided by the administration from time to time during heavy rainfall.
Sunteck Realty reports net profit of ₹101.3 crore in Q4
Arka launches second real estate fund, partners with Rohan Builders, to invest in residential projects
In the post-pandemic era, India's real estate market has regained its momentum, with the average home price surging 23% to ₹1.23 crore in the first half of fiscal year 2025. Here’s why this significant increase is happening and what it means for buyers an
Presales and ICOs offer unique opportunities for traders to acquire high-potential tokens at low prices. In 2024, several projects launched via presale, but only a few have gained significant attention. Here’s a look at Rexas Finance (RXS), BlockDAG (BDAG
Anand Mahindra, the Chairman of Mahindra Group, reflects on the standout moments of 2023, particularly the launches of the BE 6 and XEV 9e. These innovative vehicles signify major strides in the company's commitment to sustainability and technological adv
The Chief Minister of Gujarat launched the GUJCON property show, emphasizing the need to redefine affordable housing. The event, organized by CREDAI, aims to provide a platform for developers and buyers to connect and explore new opportunities in the real