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Horoscope today, March 29: Check astrological predictions for all zodiac signs
Do you know what the stars hold for you in terms of love life, career, business and personal wellness today? Well, read on to know your astrological predictions as per your zodiac sign for March 29. Aries March 21 – April 20Be prepared for life to change for the better, though it may not seem so right now (remember to keep ego in check). Cosmic tip: Balance responses to be peaceful, contented and happy. Taurus April 21 – May 20Some receive news of a raise in salary. Keep communication very clear. Make well considered choices for financial security.Cosmic tip: Unders-tand spiritual aware-ness that helps deal with life. GeminiMay 21 – June 21Family discussions may confuse rather than bring clarity. A legal viewpoint usually has several truths and innumerable alternatives too..Cosmic tip: Enjoy this karmic cycle of success. Cancer June 22 – July 23There are chances of extra expenses suddenly rearing their heads. A legal case sorts itself out earlier than anticipated. . Cosmic tip: Don’t be too emotionally dependent. Leo July 24 - Aug 23Avoid doing anything that makes you uneasy or not too sure of the outcome. Health is good.Cosmic tip: An unsettled karmic cycle advises to plan ahead after thinking of all avenues and directions. Virgo Aug 24 – Sept 23Using intuition to make beneficial changes transforms life for the better. Keep good news to yourself. Cosmic tip: Flow wisely and peacefully in each karmic cycle, having total faith in the Higher Power. Libra Sept 24 – Oct 22Today is auspicious for those in a helping profession. Patiently persevere to overcome problems not of your making. Health is good.Cosmic tip: Be kind. This always helps create a stronger bond of love. Scorpio Oct 23 – Nov 22Be prepared for having to modify plans as the day unfolds. Maintaining a practical attitude helps decision-making in a job offer Cosmic tip: Avoid strong emotions as they only cause you distress later. Sagittarius Nov 23 – Dec 22Life is sunny side up as emotions settle down to a gentle humming. You are grateful to know the blame settles on the right person.Cosmic tip: Be careful with money/ passwords/PINs. Capricorn Dec 23 – Jan 20Be in the present moment to strengthen this relationship. Good news in the morning means plans are fine. .Cosmic tip: Be aware of reacting from long ingrained habits. Consciously try to change. Aquarius Jan 21 – Feb 19Those in a creative field enter a challenging but extremely productive time at work. Cosmic tip: Stay away from complications and unpleasant situations that are a waste of time and energy. Pisces Feb 20 – March 20Most people put their views across to have the last word; you know how pointless that is. .Cosmic tip: Be grateful that life is good. Send a prayer of thanks to the Higher Power.
29 March,2025 01:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Shirley Bose
Mumbai traffic police announces diversions in MIDC, Kanjurmarg for civic repairs
Mumbai traffic police on Friday announced diversions and traffic restrictions in MIDC and Kanjurmarg areas for upcoming civic repair works, an official notification said. In a traffic notification issued on Friday, the Mumbai traffic police said that in Kanjurmarg Traffic Division, the old pipe line will be replaced and diverted at Harishchandra Dadu Kopkar Marg, and for this, it is necessary to divert traffic by temporarily converting Harishchandra Dadu Kopkar Marg into a one-way route. It said that the following traffic movement changes are being made for motorists- Temporary one-way route Harishchandra Dadu Kopkar Marg, Bhandup (East) will be a one-way route for traffic moving from railway crossing till M.D. Keni Road and all vehicles are prohibited to move from M.D. Keni Road towards railway crossing on the road. Alternate Route -The vehicular traffic will use M.D. Keni Road- Kamal Sagar Society Right Turn- 90 Feet road Right Turn- 30 Feet Road- Udayshree Road- Veer Savarkar Marg, Bhandup (East). "The above order will be in force from date 29/03/2025 to 31/05/2025," the traffic notification said. In an another traffic notification, the Mumbai traffic police said, in MIDC Traffic Division, two roads-- St. John's Church Road and Marol Village Road will be repaired and road concreting work will be done. For this, it is necessary to divert traffic on these roads. It said that in order to prevent danger, obstructions and inconveniences to the public the following traffic restrictions were being made- Road Closure - 1) Saint John Church Road (One Way Road) will be closed for all vehicular traffic. 2) Marol Village Road, from Saint Lowrence High School till Marol Maroshi Road, will be closed for all vehicular traffic. Alternate Route - 1) Traffic on St. John Church Road will be diverted via Marol Maroshi Road and then via Andheri Kurla Road to Marol Church Road. 2) Traffic on Marol Village Road will be diverted via Marol Maroshi Road to Delight Corner Cake Shop and proceed to the desired destination. "The above order will be in force from date 29/03/2025 to date 31/05/2025," the traffic notification said on Friday.
28 March,2025 10:03 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
BMC reshuffles top officials with transfers and promotions
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Friday announced several transfers and promotions of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner. Vishwas Shankarwar, Joint Commissioner Zone 4, has been appointed as Joint Commissioner for Assessment & Collection and will also hold charge of the Backward Class Cell. Bhagyashree Kapse, Deputy Commissioner of Zone 7, will be the Deputy Commissioner of Zone 4. Sanjay Kurhade, Deputy Commissioner of Public Health, will hold charge as Deputy Commissioner of Zone 7. Sharad Ughade, Assistant Commissioner of D Ward, has been promoted to Deputy Commissioner of Public Health and will also hold charge of the Information Technology Department. Ajit Ambi, Assistant Commissioner of G North Ward, has been promoted to Deputy Commissioner of Gardens. Pandurang Gosavi, Chief Accountant of Water Supply and Sewerage, has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of the Central Purchase Department. Vishwas Mote, Assistant Commissioner of M West Ward, has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Zone 3. Vinayak Vispute, Assistant Commissioner of H West Ward, has been transferred as Assistant Commissioner of G North Ward and Assistant Commissioner of Encroachment Removal in Eastern and Western Suburbs. Manish Valanju, Assistant Commissioner of K East Ward, has been transferred as Assistant Commissioner of D Ward and will hold additional charge as Assistant Commissioner of the Market Department. Alka Sasane, Assistant Commissioner of M East Ward, has been transferred as Assistant Commissioner of S Ward. Nitin Shukla, Assistant Commissioner of F North Ward, has been transferred to Assistant Commissioner of B Ward. Dinesh Pallewad has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of H West Ward. Yogita Kolhe has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of T Ward. Ujwal Ingole has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of M East Ward. Arun Kshirsagar has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of F North Ward. Ajay Patne, Assistant Commissioner of T Ward, has been transferred to acting Assistant Commissioner of P South Ward. Shankar Bhosale, Assistant Commissioner of B Ward, has been transferred as Assistant Commissioner of M West Ward. Navnath Ghadge, Deputy Chief Engineer, has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of K East Ward. Sanjay Ingle, Deputy Chief Engineer, has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner of C Ward.
28 March,2025 09:41 PM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
Mumbai monsoon
BMC chief orders joint survey of waterlogging-prone spots in Mumbai
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) chief Bhushan Gagrani on Friday chaired a high-level monsoon preparedness meeting and ordered a joint survey of waterlogging-prone spots in city, the officials said. Gagrani ordered all BMC ward officials to make sure that debris and barricades are removed after the work is completed ahead of the Mumbai monsoon, they said. A joint survey of waterlogging-prone spots should be conducted, and necessary measures should be planned. Proper coordination among all agencies is essential to ensure uninterrupted suburban railway services, Gagrani stated, the officials said. Bhushan Gagrani chaired a district disaster management authority's pre-monsoon meeting, which was held at the civic headquarters on Friday. During the meeting, he said all agencies working under MMRDA, Metro projects, and other development must ensure that no debris is left at project sites. Assistant Commissioners of each ward must coordinate with respective agencies to remove construction debris. Once the local work is complete, barricades should be removed to restore traffic movement, they said. All additional Commissioners and other officials of the BMC, along with representatives of other government agencies, were present for the meeting. In this meeting, Gagrani also directed that the public announcement systems in railway stations remain operational and that tree trimming within railway premises be completed by the end of May, an official said. According to the official, during heavy rains, dewatering pumps are installed in low-lying areas. This year, 482 such pumps will be deployed across the city and suburbs. The civic chief suggested that geo-tagging should be used to track their operation, and any pump failing to function on time must result in action against the responsible officials. Certain locations in Mumbai’s eastern suburbs are prone to landslides. The district administration should coordinate and implement precautionary measures in these areas. Citizens living in landslide-prone zones should be relocated to safer places, and they should be given disaster preparedness training, he instructed. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) officials assured that their teams will remain ready for emergency rescue operations in Mumbai during the monsoon. The Indian Navy has also been directed to keep its teams and divers on standby, the officials said.
28 March,2025 08:59 PM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
RBI allows banks to hike ATM charges to Rs 23 per transaction
The Reserve Bank on Friday permitted banks to increase charges on ATM cash withdrawals beyond the free monthly usage by Rs 2 to Rs 23 per transaction from May 1. Customers are eligible for five free transactions (inclusive of financial and non- financial transactions) every month from their own bank Automated Teller Machines (ATMs). They are also eligible for free transactions (inclusive of financial and non-financial transactions) from other bank ATMs -- three transactions in metro centres and five in non-metro centres. "Beyond the free transactions, a customer may be charged a maximum fee of Rs 23 per transaction. This shall be effective from May 1, 2025," the RBI said in a circular. Currently, banks are allowed to charge Rs 21 per transaction, after a customer exhausts the free transaction limit. The RBI further said the instructions shall also apply, mutatis mutandis, to transactions done at cash recycler machines (other than for cash deposit transactions). This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
28 March,2025 07:48 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Maharashtra: Four history-sheeters externed from Latur for one year
Four history-sheeters were externed from Latur district limits for a period of one year as part of efforts to curb criminal activities and to maintain law and order, a police official said on Friday, reported news agency PTI. The action against the four, who had formed gangs within the jurisdiction of MIDC police station, was taken under Section 55 of Maharashtra Police Act 1951 on the directives of Superintendent of Police Somay Munde, he said. The official identified the four as Latur tehsil residents Abhi alias Basaweshwar Urgunde Patil, Vishal Subhash Urgunde Patil, Sanjay Bharat Mule (all three resident of Raiwadi, Latur tehsil) and Prasad Babruwan Pawar from Nagzari, reported PTI. The four were involved in crime incidents that disrupted public order, damaged property and instilled fear among law-abiding citizens, he said. Couple held for killing 'adopted' 4-year-old daughter in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district A couple from Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district has been arrested for allegedly killing their "adopted" 4-year-old daughter, an official said on Friday, reported PTI. Sillod residents and accused Fauzia Shaikh (27) and her husband Faheem Shaikh (35) also tried to hush up the alleged crime by attempting to carry out the child's final rites hastily, he said, reported PTI. The couple has told the police that they had adopted the child, Aayat, six months ago. The kid was taken to the sub-district hospital around 3 am on Wednesday, but doctors declared her dead, reported PTI. However, someone from their locality tipped the police that the child did not die of any natural causes, like an illness or some health condition, the official said. Police moved swiftly and stopped Fauzia and Faheem from burying Aayat's body, which was sent for post-mortem. "Autopsy pointed to multiple injuries on Aayat's body. Fauzia told the police that she would beat up the child. While we have booked the couple for murder, we are also trying to ascertain if they adopted the child legally," said the official from the Sillod police station, reported PTI. After the completion of all formalities, the child was buried on Thursday evening. "The parents will be presented in court today (Friday)," the official added. (With inputs from PTI)
28 March,2025 07:34 PM IST | Latur | mid-day online correspondent
Mumbai: MMRDA presents budget for 2025-26
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, under the chairmanship Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and in the presence of Minister of State for Urban development Madhuri Misal, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) on Friday presented its budget estimate for the year 2025–26 amounting to Rs 40,187.41 crore. To enhance and deliver urban services and infrastructure to the citizens of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Rs 35,151.14 crore — approximately 87 per cent of the total expenditure — has been earmarked exclusively for infrastructure projects. These include metro line extensions, construction of new tunnels, coastal routes, regional water source development, and major urban infrastructure works. The budget was presented by MMRDA Metropolitan Commissioner Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, IAS, and approved by Deputy Chief Minister and Chairman of MMRDA, Eknath Shinde. The estimated revenue for FY 2025–26 stands at Rs 36,938.69 crore. According to MMRDA, this budget is expected to accelerate integrated, balanced, and fast-paced development in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, reduce travel time and distances, and ease traffic congestion. Allocation of Funds to Major Projects in the Budget: Sr. No. Name of Project Allocation (Rs in Crore) 1 Metro Project - Line 2B: DN Nagar – Mandale Rs 2,155.80 2 Metro Project - Line 4: Wadala – Ghatkopar – Mulund – Thane – Kasarvadavali Rs 3,247.51 3 Metro Project - Line 5: Thane – Bhiwandi – Kalyan Rs 1,579.99 4 Metro Project - Line 6: Swami Samarth Nagar – Kanjurmarg Rs 1,303.40 5 Metro Project - Line 9: Dahisar to Mira–Bhayandar& Line 7A (Andheri to CSMIA) Rs 1,182.93 6 Metro Project - Line 12: Kalyan – Taloja Rs 1,500.00 7 Implementation of Extended Mumbai Urban Infrastructure Project Rs 521.47 8 Four-lane underground tunnel: Thane to Borivali (via SGNP) Rs 2,684.00 9 Coastal connectivity underground tunnel: Orange Gate, Eastern Freeway to Marine Drive Rs 1,813.40 10 Uttan to Virar Coastal Project Rs 2,000.00 11 Regional water source development (Surya, Kalu, Dherji Projects) Rs 1,645.00 12 Underground tunnel from Gaimukh to Fountain Hotel Junction on Thane-Ghodbunder Road Rs 1,200.00 13 Elevated road from Fountain Hotel Junction to Bhayander Rs 1,000.00 14 KSC Navi Nagar Project (Karnala–Sai–Chirner – NTDA) Rs 1,000.00 New Projects Initiated in FY 2025–26: 1. Extension of Metro Line 5: Durgadi (Kalyan) to Ulhasnagar 2. Metro Line 10: Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) 3. Metro line 13: Shivaji Chowk to Virar 4. Metro Line 14: Kanjurmarg to Badlapur 5. Gaimukh to Fountain Hotel Junction Tunnel Road- Part 1 6. Design and construction of Elevated Road between Fountain Hotel to- Bhayandar 7. Airoli Tunnel to Katai Naka Road (Part 3) — 6.71 km road stretch 8. Under Extended Mumbai Urban Infrastructure Project (Extn. MUIP):A) Works in Mira–Bhayandar Municipal Corporation Area: 1. Construction of road from Subhash Chandra Bose Ground to Uttan 2. Construction of 60m/30m wide road from Ghodbunder to Jaisal Park (up to Ghodbunder Fort) 3. Construction of 30m wide road from Ghodbunder Sai Palace to Thakur Mall, parallel to National Highway 4. Construction of road and Railway Over Bridge (ROB) connecting Mira Road East and West B) Works in Thane Municipal Corporation Area:1. Construction of 23 roads in Owala–Majiwada Constituency C) Works in Vasai–Virar Region: 1. Roads, creek bridges, and ROBs across Vasai–Virar 2. Construction of 40m wide ring road connecting 4 major towns and surrounding villages in Vasai–Virar Municipal area 3. Construction of 5 ROBs within Vasai–Virar Municipal Corporation D) Works in Alibaug Taluka (Raigad District): 1. Road development works under 3 packages in Alibaug Taluka E) Kulgaon–Badlapur Municipal Council (KBMC): 1. Construction of ROB from Katrap to Belavali 2. Construction of CC Road from Katrap Petrol Pump to Kharvai–Juveli (Bypass – Part The estimated revenue for the financial year 2025–26 is Rs 36,938.69 crore, while the estimated expenditure stands at Rs 40,187.41 crore, resulting in a budgetary deficit of Rs 3,248.72 crore. This deficit is proposed to be bridged through land sales, issuance of bonds, financial assistance from the government, and loans from financial institutions. The expected revenue includes the following:1. Sub Debts from the State Government – Rs 2,082.00 crore2. Receipts from Land – Rs 7,344.00 crore3. Borrowings – Rs 22,327.35 crore4. Other receipts – Rs 856.07 crore5. Project Operations Revenue – Rs 305.27 crore6. Government grants / TDR etc. – Rs 1,024.00 crore7. Urban Transport Fund (UTF) – Rs 3,000.00 crore Thus, the total expected revenue amounts to Rs 36,938.69 crore, while the total estimated expenditure is approximately Rs 40,187.41 crore. The detailed breakdown of the expenditure is as follows: 1. Administrative expenses – Rs 373.95 crore 2. Project Operations and Maintenance – Rs 619.95 crore 3. Loans & Advances to Staff – Rs 11.00 crore 4. Loan, Advances & EMD given By MMRDA – Rs 101.00 crore 5. Surveys / Studies – Rs 336.65 crore 6. Grants – Rs 299.75 crore 7. Project Expenditure – Rs 35,151.14 crore 8. Repayment of Loan – Rs 488.60 crore 9. Interest and other charges on the loan amount– Rs 2,805.37 crore Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said, "The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is the backbone of Maharashtra’s economic development. The ongoing infrastructure projects across MMR are accelerating the state’s growth trajectory. Maharashtra has signed a total of 54 MoUs worth Rs 15.70 lakh crore. Of these, MMRDA has signed 11 MoUs amounting to Rs 3.50 lakh crore. The signing of these MoUs at Davos under MMRDA’s leadership reflects the strong global investor confidence in Maharashtra. This budget marks a crucial step toward achieving the vision of a trillion-dollar economy." Deputy Chief Minister and Chairman- MMRDA Eknath Shinde said while approving the budget: "Our top priority is the all-round and fast-paced development of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. This budget ensures inclusive progress across all sectors — from new metro corridors to water resource projects. MMRDA’s plans will position Mumbai as a global economic hub. The 2025–26 budget is a visionary and comprehensive document for the multidimensional growth of MMR." Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, IAS, Metropolitan Commissioner, MMRDA added,"The budget for 2025–26 is future-ready. Over Rs 35,000 crore has been directly allocated for projects. From metro expansions and underground tunnels to water resource development and economic hubs, these initiatives are vital for MMR’s growth. This is not just a financial document — it is the blueprint for MMR’s future."
28 March,2025 07:03 PM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Mumbai: Western Railway rebuilds Wankhede North FOB ahead of IPL 2025
The Western Railway has successfully reconstructed and opened the Wankhede North Foot Over Bridge (FOB), enhancing pedestrian connectivity just in time for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 matches at Wankhede Stadium. The FOB, which was rebuilt in a record time of eight months, received funding from the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA). Improved Infrastructure for Smooth Access The newly constructed FOB is now operational with two staircases—one on the east side (north-facing) and another on the west side (north-facing)—allowing smoother pedestrian movement, particularly during IPL matches. The 48-meter-long and 6.30-meter-wide bridge was rebuilt at a cost of Rs 6.50 crore. Two additional staircases (south-facing) on the east and west sides are set to be handed over to MCA by April 7, 2025. To enhance security, lighting and surveillance cameras have also been installed by MCA. Safety and Redevelopment Initiative The original FOB was closed in June 2020 following a safety audit by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai. Recognizing the necessity of this crucial pedestrian link, Western Railway undertook the reconstruction project, ensuring its timely completion. Chief Public Relations Officer of Western Railway, Vineet Abhishek, stated that the reopening of this FOB would greatly benefit both cricket fans and daily commuters, underscoring Western Railway’s commitment to passenger safety and infrastructure improvements. The newly built bridgehttps://www.mid-day.com/news/india-news/article/trains-temporarily-shifted-to-alternate-stations-will-resume-operations-from-surat-station-from-april-1-western-railway-23506477 is expected to streamline pedestrian movement around Wankhede Stadium, particularly on match days, reducing congestion and ensuring a smoother experience for visitors.
28 March,2025 06:54 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Mumbai: BMC increases fine for open waste burning to Rs 1,000 from April 1
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced a tenfold increase in the fine for open waste burning, raising it from Rs 100 to Rs 1,000, effective April 1, 2025. This move aims to curb air pollution and promote environmental awareness. To ensure strict enforcement, teams at the ward level have been formed to monitor and prevent open waste burning. Each team will consist of a Junior Supervisor from the Solid Waste Management Department, a Nuisance Detector (ND Staff), and a Mukadam. The Brihanmumbai Sanitation and Health Bye-Laws, 2006, framed under Section 462 (EE) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888, governs solid waste management. Under the guidance of Municipal Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani and Additional Municipal Commissioner (City) Dr. (Mrs.) Ashwini Joshi, the BMC is reinforcing public compliance with waste disposal regulations. Deputy Commissioner (Solid Waste Management) Kiran Dighavkar highlighted that open waste burning releases toxic gases and particulate matter, significantly deteriorating air quality and increasing respiratory diseases. Despite previous fines, violations continued, prompting the administration to introduce the Rs 1,000 penalty. Open burning is frequently observed in open plots, construction sites, and roadside areas, where dry leaves and mixed waste are commonly incinerated. The new fine aims to deter such practices and protect Mumbai’s air quality. The enforcement teams will not only penalize offenders on the spot but will also engage in citizen awareness programs to promote environmental conservation. The BMC urges all citizens to comply with the new regulations and contribute to a cleaner, healthier Mumbai.
28 March,2025 06:42 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Western Railway to add extra coach in Mumbai Central-Ahmedabad Shatabdi Express
In a move to enhance passenger convenience and accommodate increasing travel demand, Western Railway has announced the permanent addition of an extra AC Chair Car coach to the Mumbai Central – Ahmedabad Shatabdi Express (Train No. 12009/12010). The change will be implemented from March 31, 2025. Enhanced Capacity for Passengers The Mumbai Central – Ahmedabad Shatabdi Express is one of India's premier high-speed trains, known for its fast and efficient connectivity. The addition of the extra coach is expected to increase passenger capacity by more than 65,000 annually, improving travel availability on this busy route. Improved Travel Experience With modern amenities and superior service, the Shatabdi Express remains a preferred choice for travelers between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. This augmentation aims to make travel more comfortable and seamless for passengers. Western Railway encourages passengers to take advantage of this increased capacity and plan their journeys accordingly.
28 March,2025 06:32 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Mumbai
CR to temporarily shut down passenger reservation system on March 29-30
The Central Railway has announced a temporary shutdown of the Mumbai Passenger Reservation System (PRS) for scheduled maintenance and disk defragmentation work. The system will be unavailable from 11:45 PM on March 29, 2025, to 3:45 AM on March 30, 2025. Services Affected During this period, several key services will remain unavailable, including: Passenger Reservation System Coaching refund services Charting activities Train firing operations IVRS (Interactive Voice Response System) Current reservation Chart display Touch screen services Refund counters and coaching refund terminals Additionally, internet booking for Mumbai PRS trains will be suspended during this maintenance window. However, passengers can still avail of TDR (Ticket Deposit Receipt) refunds as per existing rules. Advisory for Passengers The Central Railway has urged passengers and rail users to plan their travel accordingly and bear with the temporary inconvenience caused by this essential maintenance work.
28 March,2025 06:26 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent