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INTRODUCTION The mega housing scheme which was launched in 2018 by the Maharashtra State Government with an idea of housing development on the lines of 'Transit Oriented Development'. As per the plan, the housing complexes were planned near the bus terminals and railway stations to bring down traveling distance and also encourage the use of public transport.        As the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (PMAY) for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Lower Income Group (LIG) families was announced, the Maharashtra State Government along with CIDCO planned the Mass Housing Scheme. This is the largest mass housing scheme in a single city. With a total of 1 lakh housing units being planned to be allotted by Maharashtra State Government and CIDCO, the Navi Mumbai region got Package II of mass housing which is spread across 7 sites. Aimed to construct approximately 21346 number of EWS-LIG type dwelling units.     CONSTRUCTION PROCESS ON-SITE ...

Abstract The process of urbanization has induced rapid changes in land use leading to many infrastructural and environmental problems, one of them being the frequent flooding during the rains in Mumbai. The urban land use of the Mithi river catchment in Mumbai and its effects on the river, its drainage and flooding events in the catchment area specifically in conjunction with the July 26, 2005 flood event in Mumbai city. The river has been polluted by the dumping of raw sewage, industrial waste, and municipal waste into the river. Besides this, illegal activities carried out discharges of unauthorized hazardous waste along the course of this river. Also, the retaining wall built along the Mithi river has cut-off the mangroves and left for dying. The authorities tried to make some changes, awareness, and rules to maintain the river clean but that doesn’t change the scenario. This year in the very first month of the monsoon, the city received the highest ever rainfall in the decade wi...

Mumbai Comes To A Hold Mumbai Mumbai is India's Financial Capital, and it's most developed city among other cities. And it's rainy season hitting the city ever single year with more and more problems at its starting. The government has also promised with better management, yet roads are seen water logged every year during the monsoons, bringing the city to a halt and all the fault is put up governments name. But we have to know what is the real problem: The real problem is Drainage System which was built in the British Raj. The old system worked on simple principle, flowing the water away from the source and dumping in to the Arabian Sea. Then the population was not much and the system was capable of doing the work. But one factor was not taken under consideration and that was the High Tide Level.  Mumbai's Rain Scene As the years passed and the population and level of high tide raised with time and the load on the system grew. The System was a...