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    Afzal Shaikh Mumbai TV Reporter Apni Maa ko Gaali deta hai, Marta hai aur Bhig Magne Bolta hai.

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    24 inch Pipeline Burst in Bandra West near Highway.

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    A major 24-inch water pipeline burst was reported in Bandra West near the Western Express Highway on Tuesday, leading to waterlogging and traffic disruptions in the area.

    According to civic officials, the pipeline rupture caused a heavy flow of water onto the road, affecting vehicular movement during peak hours. Several commuters reported slow traffic and diversions as authorities worked to manage the situation.

    Teams from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) reached the spot soon after the incident was reported. Emergency repair work was initiated, and barricades were placed around the affected stretch to prevent accidents.

    Officials stated that the exact cause of the pipeline burst is being assessed. Water supply to certain nearby areas may face temporary disruption until repairs are completed.

    Local residents expressed concern over recurring incidents of pipeline leaks in the area and urged authorities to conduct thorough inspections to prevent future occurrences.

    Traffic police have advised commuters to use alternate routes until normalcy is restored.

    Further updates are awaited as repair work continues.

    — Reported by Anam Siddiqui

     
     

    Mumbai local ladies’ coach ka video viral, RPF jaanch mein.

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    A video from the ladies’ coach of a Mumbai local train has gone viral on social media, prompting the Railway Protection Force (RPF) to initiate an investigation.

    According to sources, the clip allegedly shows an incident inside the women’s compartment that sparked concern among commuters. While the exact details of the video have not been officially confirmed, authorities stated that the matter is being taken seriously.

    RPF officials said they are verifying the authenticity of the footage and identifying those involved. CCTV recordings from railway stations and train coaches are also being examined as part of the inquiry.

    Railway authorities have appealed to passengers not to spread unverified information and assured that strict action will be taken if any violation of rules or safety norms is found.

    The incident has once again brought focus on safety and monitoring inside Mumbai’s suburban railway network, which carries lakhs of commuters daily.

    Further updates are awaited as the probe continues.

    — Reported by Anam Siddiqui

     
     

    Truck Rods Make Ertiga Dangerous”

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    Truck Rods Make Ertiga Dangerous

    Mumbai, February 11, 2026 — A serious road safety concern surfaced after a Maruti Ertiga car collided with a truck carrying long iron rods, leaving the vehicle severely damaged and raising questions over highway safety norms.

    The incident reportedly took place on a busy stretch where the truck was transporting extended metal rods that were protruding beyond the vehicle’s rear without adequate warning indicators. During traffic movement, the Ertiga rammed into the rods, causing major damage to the front portion of the car.

    Eyewitnesses claimed that the rods were not properly marked with reflectors or red flags, which are mandatory safety requirements for vehicles carrying oversized or projecting loads. Fortunately, no fatalities were reported, though occupants of the car sustained minor injuries and were given medical attention.

    Traffic police officials reached the scene and initiated an inquiry. Authorities stated that strict action would be taken if violations of transport safety rules are confirmed. “Vehicles carrying projecting materials must follow safety guidelines to prevent such dangerous situations,” an official said.

    The incident has once again highlighted the risks posed by improperly secured cargo on highways. Commuters have urged stricter enforcement of safety norms to avoid potential tragedies.

    Further investigation is underway.

    — Reported by Neha Jaiswal

    Lonavala Traffic Department and Toll Naka Fail to manage Traffic.

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    Lonavala Traffic Department and Toll Naka Fail to Manage Traffic

    Lonavala, February 11, 2026 — Weekend rush once again turned chaotic on the Mumbai–Pune route as massive traffic congestion was reported near Lonavala and adjoining toll nakas, leaving commuters stranded for hours. Several travelers alleged that the Lonavala Traffic Department and toll management authorities failed to control the situation effectively, resulting in long vehicle queues stretching for kilometres.

    According to motorists, the jam intensified due to heavy tourist inflow, ongoing road repair work, and slow movement at toll booths. Commuters claimed that despite visible congestion, there was lack of proper traffic regulation, lane discipline, and timely diversion management. Many families heading towards hill stations reported being stuck for over 3–4 hours.

    Local drivers also pointed out that poor coordination between highway authorities and toll operators worsened the situation. “There was no clear guidance or active monitoring. Vehicles were merging randomly, creating bottlenecks near the toll plaza,” said one commuter.

    Meanwhile, officials from the traffic department stated that heavy weekend tourism and increased vehicle movement were primary reasons for the congestion. Authorities claimed that additional personnel were deployed to ease the flow and advised travelers to check traffic updates before planning trips.

    The recurring traffic chaos has raised questions about infrastructure preparedness during peak travel seasons. Regular commuters are demanding better planning, real-time monitoring systems, and stricter toll management to prevent such disruptions in the future.

    Further updates are awaited on measures being planned to address the issue.

    — Reported by Ramchandra M. Chatri

    Alert from this Fraud Mobile Repair Man, Shop Address: Bandra West, Opposite Riyaz Hotel, Mumbai.

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    Mumbai, February 11, 2026 — An online alert circulating on social media and messaging platforms has warned the public about a purported mobile repair service in Bandra West that some users claim may be engaging in dishonest practices. The warning message identifies the location as being opposite Riyaz Hotel, Bandra West.

    According to the posts being shared, several individuals reported dissatisfaction after mobile phones were taken for repair and later returned with alleged issues or without the agreed-upon service being completed. The messages also urge other consumers to exercise caution when choosing repair services in the area.

    So far, no official statement has been issued by police or consumer protection authorities regarding this specific case. Online warnings do not necessarily mean any wrongdoing has been legally confirmed. Law enforcement agencies advise that any person who believes they have been a victim of fraud should report the matter directly to the local police station or to the Cyber Crime Cell, and preserve all relevant receipts, communication records and evidence.

    Consumer experts also recommend choosing repair services that:

    • Provide written estimates and service agreements

    • Issue a bill or receipt

    • Have verifiable reviews or references

    • Clearly explain warranties or guarantees

    Authorities remind the public that online alerts should be treated with caution unless confirmed by official investigation or legal action. Those with concerns can contact the Mumbai Police helpline or file complaints with consumer courts if they believe a service provider has engaged in unfair practices.

    — Reported by Ramchandra M. Chatri

    Justice for Rubina Shaikh and Action on Corrupt Mumbai TV Channel.

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    — Reported by Ramchandra M. Chatri

    Mumbai–Pune Expressway Par Mahajam, 32 Ghante Tak Thami Raftar.

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    Mumbai/Pune, February 5, 2026 — A severe traffic standstill on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway left thousands of travellers stranded for nearly 32 hours, after a gas tanker carrying highly flammable propylene overturned near the Adoshi Tunnel in the Khandala ghat section, bringing the region’s busiest highway to a grinding halt.

    The crash early Tuesday evening triggered a complete suspension of traffic towards Mumbai as authorities feared a potential explosion due to the leaking gas. Officials said safety concerns forced them to block both directions of the expressway, creating kilometre-long queues of cars, trucks, buses and two-wheelers that hardly moved for over a day.

    Stranded motorists described harrowing conditions: families were left sleeping in vehicles, ambulances carrying patients struggled to make progress, and supplies of food and water ran low on the immobilised road. Emergency services, disaster response teams and fire crews worked for hours to control the leakage and safely transfer the gas from the damaged tanker before it could be removed.

    The prolonged congestion caused major disruption to public transport, with hundreds of MSRTC bus trips cancelled and passengers forced to seek alternative routes on the older Mumbai–Pune highway and through ghat roads.

    Thousands of commuters reported missing work, meetings and appointments, while transporters faced heavy losses from goods vehicles unable to reach destinations. A few travellers with means opted for helicopter evacuations after being stuck for hours.

    Political voices also weighed in, with leaders criticising the government’s traffic management and urging improvements to infrastructure, including plans to complete the long-pending 13-kilometre “missing link” that could help reduce future logjams.

    After relentless efforts, the damaged tanker was finally lifted and removed late Wednesday night, allowing officials to gradually reopen the expressway early Thursday. Traffic was restored only after nearly 32 hours of disruption, though slow movement continued as the backlog cleared.

    The incident has raised serious questions about highway safety protocols, hazardous-materials transport supervision, and emergency response readiness on one of India’s busiest road corridors.

    — Reported by Anam Siddiqui

    “Mumbai Airport: Aircraft Wings Touch, Flights Delayed”.

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    Mumbai, February 3, 2026 — A tense situation unfolded yesterday evening at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, when the wing tips of two passenger aircraft graze d each other on the taxiway, leading to flight delays and temporary operational disruptions. No injuries were reported, but the incident has prompted safety checks and regulatory scrutiny.

    The incident occurred as an Air India flight (AI 2732) — scheduled to depart for Coimbatore — was taxiing for take-off, while an IndiGo aircraft (6E 791) was moving toward its parking bay after landing from Hyderabad. During ground movement, the right wingtips of the two aircraft came into contact.

    As a precaution, both planes were taken back to the bay for detailed inspection by technicians and officials from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The aviation regulator has launched a formal probe into the circumstances that led to the ground collision.

    Passengers on both flights were safely deboarded, and airlines worked to arrange alternate travel plans and delay notifications for affected travellers. Ground operations experienced minor delays for subsequent flights as officials ensured runway and taxiway safety before resuming normal activity.

    Airline spokespeople reiterated that safety protocols were followed, and that all passengers remained unharmed during the incident. Discussions are underway to review ground traffic coordination at one of India’s busiest airports.

    — Reported by Neha Jaiswal

    BMC Removes 200+ Illegal Hawkers in Andheri”.

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    BMC Removes 200+ Illegal Hawkers in Andheri
    Reported by: Neha Jaiswal

    Mumbai:
    In a major anti-encroachment drive, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) removed over 200 illegal hawkers from key areas of Andheri on Wednesday, aiming to ease traffic congestion and improve pedestrian safety.

    The operation was carried out early in the morning with the support of Mumbai Police, targeting footpaths, road margins, and busy junctions that had been encroached upon. Civic officials said the action followed multiple complaints from residents and commuters regarding obstruction and overcrowding.

    During the drive, BMC teams seized unauthorized stalls, carts, and equipment, while ensuring law and order throughout the operation. Officials stated that the action was taken as per hawking and street-vending regulations, and that notices had been issued earlier in several cases.

    The drive led to temporary traffic disruptions, but authorities said the move would help create safer and clearer public spaces in the long run. Some hawkers protested the action, demanding rehabilitation and designated vending zones.

    BMC has warned that strict action will continue against illegal encroachments and urged hawkers to operate only in authorized areas. The civic body said similar drives will be conducted across other parts of the city in the coming days.

     
     
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