- May 4, 2026
Mumbai Orders Crackdown On App-Based Shuttle Buses, Services Face Suspension
Mumbai’s transport network is bracing for disruption as authorities launch a citywide crackdown on app-based shuttle bus services, including Uber
Mumbai Uber Shuttle Banned, Thousands of Suburban Commuters Affected
Uber’s premium Shuttle service will be taken off Mumbai roads starting Saturday, following a state transport review that found the
Mumbai Gets Tesla’s First Showroom, Signals Entry Into Indian EV Market
Tesla is set to open its first showroom in India on July 15, marking a long-anticipated entry into one of
Mumbai’s Historic Carnac Bridge Reopens With New Identity, Traffic Relief Expected
Mumbai’s vital transport link, formerly known as the Carnac Bridge, has reopened to the public under a new name—Sindoor Bridge.
Pune Buses To Get New Highway Pick Up Points As MSRTC Targets Overcrowding And Private Transport Shift
Pune commuters can soon expect more convenient boarding options beyond the city limits, as the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation
Pune Metro To Feature Integrated Bus Terminals At Swargate And Civil Court For Better Commuter Access
Pune is set to enhance its public transport infrastructure with the development of integrated bus terminals near Swargate and Civil
Mumbai Boosts Trade Links as Unifeeder Launches India-Mediterranean Shipping Route
Mumbai’s maritime sector is set for a strategic expansion as Unifeeder launches a new India–Mediterranean (IMD) shipping service connecting key
Vadodara Bridge Collapse Exposes Gujarat’s Deepening Infrastructure Oversight Crisis
Vadodara’s Gambhira Bridge collapsed early Wednesday morning, revealing long-standing issues plaguing Gujarat’s public infrastructure. The structure, known for its deteriorating
Lucknow Transfers Gomti Nagar Sectors, Civic Body Gets ₹40 Crore Boost
In a major step towards improving basic civic amenities, four sectors of Lucknow’s Gomti Nagar Extension have officially been handed
Delhi’s Ghazipur Junction Clears After Sewage Swamp Paralyzes Daily Movement
After nearly three weeks under stagnant sewage and rainwater, Delhi’s Ghazipur Road is finally resurfacing from a monsoon-triggered civic disaster.