HIRWA
After the caretaker scheme has been implemented, the adoption of the open spaces in Mumbai is getting tougher and costlier! The civic authority had earlier proposed to reduce the minimum bidding price but the groups which take care of open spaces feel it is the adoption policy which is stringent. Bandra Bandstand Residents’ Trust which [...] Continue Reading »
The Hillside Residents Welfare Association (HIRWA) in Mumbai city are denying the recent 50 percent penalty hike. The residents belonging to the housing societies on the private forest land have also denied the payment of additional charges. The state revenue and forest department have demanded additional penalty in concern with regularizing homes. This is considered [...] Continue Reading »
