Nayonika Bose is a trainee correspondent at The Indian Express’ Mumbai bureau. She reports on civic and community issues, with a focus on urban design, development, and climate policy, reflecting her interests in construction, environmental services, and the broader impacts of climate change. Nayonika's work has been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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By: Nayonika Bose
BMC's new policy seeks to launch an online portal for issuing permissions, mandate the creation of utility ducts along the Mumbai roads while issuing trenching permissions as well as incentivise the process of reinstating the trenched roads for the agencies and utility owners.
By: Nayonika Bose
Brihanmumbai Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Bhide says ‘this type of initial noise is needed' to raise awareness and drive demand for better hygiene standards.
By: Nayonika Bose
Opposition cites Mumbai's shrinking open spaces; football association has challenged move in Bombay HC
By: Nayonika Bose
Caste verification committee in Palghar invalidates her OBC certificate
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Eastern suburbs account for highest complaints; BMC says concretisation has reduced potholes, but bituminous stretches and trenching works remain problem spots
By: Nayonika Bose
Eight months after Mumbai finally elected a civic house, five wards are already without a corporator, the latest set to be Sena UBT leader and former mayor Vishakha Raut's. The Indian Express went on the ground to see who residents now turn to.
By: Nayonika Bose
The system not just covers Mumbai residents undertaking minor repairs, but also the builders, government agencies and contractors
By: Nayonika Bose
The victim, Deven Jain, was passing by the project site when the incident occurred.
By: Nayonika Bose
Despite the scale of the operation by the Mumbai civic body, meat seizures declined slightly from the previous year
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BMC has started work on launching shaft in Charkop for 3.9-km twin tunnels linking Malad's Mindspace with Kandivali; machines expected to start digging in 2027
