Do not Drink & Drive awareness campaign by Rotract Club of Mittibai College

Young college students of Mittibai college in collabration with Rotract Club of Mittibai College, Vile Parle started creating awareness on Dont Drink & Drive on Dec 20th. Its been 10 years now since they started this awareness. As compared to last year, there was 27% reduction in accidents & death due to Drink & Drive.

Many celebrities, local citizens, NGO's supported this event to make grand success. https://youtu.be/yp9tQTLskR8

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Bridge collapsed connecting Evershine Nagar - Malwani

Bridge collapsed connecting Evershine Nagar - Malwani

A bridge collapsed situated in Evershine Nagar in Malad Mumbai today this Sunday. 5 people were injured in the collapse. It connects Malad to Malwani, reason behind the collapse is not known yet.

Malad flyover offers no respite for motorists

MUMBAI: The recent commissioning of three lanes of the proposed six-lane flyover near Times of India junction in Malad does not seem to havehelped motorists save time.

The flyover was supposed to bring down time taken to cross the junction to five minutes from the earlier 25 minutes. However, it still takes 15 minutes for the north-bound traffic to clear this junction in the evening peak hours.

According to MSRDC chief engineer Subhash Nage, the second half of the flyover is expected to be ready by June 30, 2010 and motorists could continue to face traffic woes till such time.

Amit Raje, a resident of Borivli, said he and his friends have got no respite from traffic jams as only one lane is opened for north-bound traffic in the evening. read more...

Dreaded UP gangster arrested from Malad

The Special Cell of the Delhi police along with the Mumbai Crime Branch, on Thursday, arrested a dreaded UP gangster from Malad.

Munna Bajrangi, who has several cases of extortion and murder, including that of an MP, against him across UP, had been staying at Malad for the past few months under a fake name – Prem Singh.

The Special Cell had received information that Bajrangi had rented a flat in Tank Lane near Orlem Church in Malad (West).

On Thursday, a Special Cell team from Delhi arrived and sought help from the Crime Branch to arrest Bajrangi.

The two teams raided Bajrangi’s residence at Valmi Vasahat building where he was residing with his wife and sister, around 4.30 pm, and arrested him. “The Special Cell team has already left for Delhi with Bajrangi,” a Crime Branch officer said. read more...

Is Democracy & Freedom best utilised?

India is a free country and we have the chance to elect our own person to rule this country.

Being democratic is also some times not good for every one and people start making mis-use of it.

Why on this earth the special powers are mostly used not for anything which is good and healthy?

You can walk in the middle of the street and the bikes can go on the foot path, ofcourse when no police man is watching.

The police will do what? will fine a hundred rupees or take Rs. 50 which goes to his pocket and allow the biker to go away.

The rules are there, but no one will or want to apply them strictly. Then why are the rules ment for.

Just scrap every law which is not helping us and let people live as they want. But this means ppl will not be in their control and this means the poor or the weaker sections of society has to suffer.

Think on this and react now before it gets too late. 

Your comments are appreciated!

Rajendraprasad Rao
MHADA, Malad (W), Mumbai-400095. INDIA

Showcase your photography skills to save Mumbai

Now a day’s most of the people have phones with cameras and which has high potential to capture images at high resolution ranging from1.3, 3.2 - 5 mega and above.

Why not use your mobile cameras for a greater cause. Report potential traffic hazards on your road and save lives. If you think a small pot hole on the road can take lives or even a minor accident and then why not report this with a pic.

Having camera phones always helps you, your family, society and of course one of our fast pace cities like Mumbai for betterment.

So what are you waiting for?

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Malad (W), Mumbai-400095.

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Malad - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Malad (Marathi: मालाड) is a suburb of Mumbai, India. It is also the name of the railway stationon the Mumbai suburban railway on the Western Railway (India) railway line, located in the Malad suburb.
History
In the 19th century, the Orlem (also known as Valnai) was a hamlet of just about 12 families in Malad. In 1880, Fr. Joseph Maria Braz de Souza built a private chapel dedicated to our Lady of Lourdes at Orlem. In 1882, read more..