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A five-year delay, a cost escalation of Rs 39 crore, and boundless frustration for motorists. The shoddy, potholed road surface of the 750 metre extension of the Mrunaltai Gore flyover in Goregaon may be drawing citizens' ire, but the contractor who built it couldn't care less.
The state government is set to cancel the tender for the new Bombay High Court campus in Bandra (East), citing delay by the high court steering committee in submitting the final design even seven months after bids were opened for the Rs 4,217-crore project.
For decades, Maharashtra's electricity demand followed a predictable pattern: Consumption peaked during the day and dropped sharply at night. That pattern is now changing.
Mumbai's iconic, sea-facing Air India building – bought by the Maharashtra government for Rs1,601 crore – is already turning into the most-wanted address in the administration, with babus jockeying for an office window that looks over the Arabian Sea.
Deputy CM Eknath Shinde's visit to Delhi on Tuesday night intensified speculation that several Sena-UBT MPs may join his faction or form a separate group. Sources said many UBT MPs are also in Delhi.
Despite repeated assurances of their loyalty till 72 hours ago, the six rebel Shiv Sena (UBT) skipped the party's crucial parliamentary meeting on Thursday, pushing their parleys with the mothership to a point of no return.
Amid the deepening crisis in Shiv Sena (UBT) following the rebellion by several Lok Sabha MPs, party chief Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday apologised to voters, launched a blistering attack on rebel leaders, the BJP and the Eknath Shinde-led faction, and offered to resign as party president.
After maintaining silence for nearly five days amid the political churn in Shiv Sena (UBT), two Members of Parliament from the party on Saturday publicly confirmed that they are joining the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, dealing another blow to Uddhav Thackeray's faction.
Even as six MPs from the Shiv Sena (UBT) joined the Shiv Sena on Sunday, Shiv Sena leader Ramdas Kadam triggered fresh political speculation by claiming that the letter submitted to the Lok Sabha Speaker carried seven signatures.
Operation Tiger was not an overnight rebellion but a carefully crafted political operation that began in January this year, top Shiv Sena sources have told Mumbai Mirror. A senior minister and a source directly involved in the operation said the first conversations with Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs began early this year. While there had been whispers of discontent earlier, the plan moved into serious territory only in April.
