Explore how Mumbai has evolved from a city run by notorious dons like Dawood Ibrahim to a bustling metropolis with modern infrastructure and real estate developments.
MumbaiUnderworldReal EstateDevelopmentHistoryReal Estate MaharashtraJan 15, 2025
Dawood Ibrahim was one of the most notorious underworld dons in Mumbai's history. He established the D-Company and was involved in numerous criminal activities, including the 1993 Bombay bombings. His influence in the city's underworld and real estate sector was significant.
The major events that led to the decline of dons' influence in Mumbai include intensified law enforcement efforts, the arrest of key figures, and the weakening of criminal networks. The 1993 bombings and subsequent investigations also played a crucial role.
The real estate sector in Mumbai has seen a significant transformation over the years. It has shifted from being dominated by underground figures to attracting legitimate investors and developers. This has led to the construction of numerous high-rise buildings, shopping malls, and residential complexes.
Some significant infrastructure projects that have transformed Mumbai include the Mumbai Metro, the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, and various other road and transportation projects. These developments have improved connectivity and quality of life in the city.
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