Nayonika Bose is a journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, writing for The Indian Express. With a focus on local news, Nayonika covers a wide range of topics including politics, infrastructure, environment, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Mumbai and Maharashtra.
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Nayonika's coverage focuses on local news, including weather updates, infrastructure developments, and cultural events in Mumbai and Maharashtra. She often includes expert commentary and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Nayonika Bose
However, the drive has drawn criticism from hawkers, who allege that their livelihoods have been significantly affected and that they have faced harassment from police. Hundreds of hawkers from across the city, as well as from nearby areas like Mira-Bhayandar and Nashik, participated in the protest.
By: Nayonika Bose
Slow internet, confusion over documents emerge hurdles but they cling on to their ‘kaagaz' of hope
By: Nayonika Bose
Launched in 2019, the 'My BMC pothole fixit' had been introduced in a bid to address pothole-related complaints, which witness an uptick during monsoons.
By: Nayonika Bose
BEST has diverted traffic on three routes; total stock in 7 lakes which supply water to city surpassed 40% of total capacity
BEST has diverted traffic on three routes; total stock in 7 lakes which supply water to city surpassed 40% of total capacity
By: Nayonika Bose
City gets 70 per cent of its annual quota of rain in 2 months
By: Nayonika Bose
Persons with over 80 per cent disability (blue UDID card holders) will receive nearly Rs 36,000 annually, of which Rs. 18,000 (Rs 3,000 per month) will be allocated after every six months.
By: Nayonika Bose
While CM Eknath Shinde appealed to citizens to stay indoors, several areas in Mumbai were inundated. Local trains were also operating at reduced speeds.
By: Nayonika Bose
Mumbai rain: The total stock in the seven lakes catering to Mumbai's water demands saw a spike of nine per cent in the past 24 hours
By: Nayonika Bose
The IMD said there was a likelihood of heavy to very heavy rainfall, alongside extremely heavy rainfall in isolated pockets, in Mumbai, Thane and Raigad. Meanwhile, CM Eknath Shinde appealed to citizens to stay indoors.
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