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Mumbai: Central Railway Boosts Its Non-Fare Revenue With E-Auctions

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Mumbai: Central Railway Boosts Its Non-Fare Revenue With E-Auctions

The Mumbai Division of Central Railway has successfully conducted a series of e-auctions during June 2024, significantly boosting its non-fare revenue streams across various sectors. These initiatives are set to enhance the passenger experience and utilise railway assets efficiently, generating substantial income for the division.

• Advertisement through External Media on EMU Rakes

The e-auction for advertising rights through external media on 17 EMU (Electric Multiple Unit) rakes has been successfully conducted. This initiative is expected to generate a revenue of ₹ 56.57 lakh per annum over a period of three years.

• Advertisement on Food Tray Backs in Select Trains

On June 19, 2024, an e-auction was held for advertising on the backside of food trays in the Deccan Queen, Deccan Express, Janshatabdi Express, and Indrayani Express trains. This initiative will bring in a revenue of ₹ 2.50 lakh per annum for three years.

Rail Display Network (RDN) Assets

The e-auction for 40 non-digital Rail Display Network (RDN) assets was successfully completed during the month. This is anticipated to generate a combined revenue of ₹ 1.24 crore per annum for three years.

Out of Home (OOH) Advertising Sites

A total of 21 Out of Home (OOH) advertising sites were successfully e-auctioned, expected to bring in ₹ 65.24 lakhs per annum.

Battery Operated Carts at Major Stations

An e-auction for the supply, operation, and maintenance of battery-operated carts, which include advertisement rights on the cart bodies, was conducted for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT), Dadar, and Panvel stations. This initiative is projected to generate a revenue of ₹ 52.99 lakh per annum over five years.

• Parcel Packing Services at Key Stations

The e-auction for the packing of two-wheelers and other parcels at five stations—CSMT, Dadar, LTT, Kalyan, and Panvel—has been completed. This will result in a revenue of ₹ 50.99 lakh per annum for a period of three years.

These successful e-auctions reflect the Mumbai Division’s commitment to leveraging technology and innovation to enhance its non-fare revenue streams while providing improved services to passengers through various developmental projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing the overall passenger experience.

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Lack of general civic amenities in Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar, rehabilitation should be done after civic amenities are provided to the victims of Dharavi Rehabilitation Project: Abu Asim

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Abu Asim Azmi opposed the development of more waste management for waste disposal in Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai, in the winter session of Nagpur and said that Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar is a slum area. There is already a dumping ground here. There is also a waste management company, which is causing a lot of problems to the citizens. Pollution has increased due to waste disposal. The air here is toxic. On the one hand, a dumping ground is being shifted from Malind and a golf course is being built, and on the other hand, the residents of the slums of Dharavi are being rehabilitated here. There is a lack of civic amenities in Govindi. Until schools, colleges, grounds and religious places, mosques, temples and other places of worship are built, no one should be rehabilitated here. Along with this, the dumping ground and other waste management companies should be removed from here. There is already a waste management company here. Now more such companies are destroying human life. It should be banned immediately, this demand was made by Azmi.

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Mumbai Professor Seeks Anticipatory Bail After Molestation Case, Claims Mental Illness And Attempt To Tarnish Image

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Mumbai: A guest professor, booked for molesting female students at the annual function of St. Xavier’s College in south Mumbai, has approached the sessions court for an anticipatory bail, claiming he is suffering from a mental ailment and the case had been lodged to ruin his image. The court has reserved the plea for order next week.

As per the FIR lodged with the Azad Maidan police station, the professor was invited at an event of National Hindi Parishad, held on November 24, wherein he allegedly sexually harassed nine students and one retired teacher. It is claimed that he exhibited obscenity during the festival.

While seeking protection from the arrest, the professor has claimed he is suffering from depression and other health issues, and has on several occasion attempted to commit suicide. He claimed he is currently admitted in the hospital due to his mental ailment. The professor claimed he is ready to appear before the officer through video conferencing after he is discharged from the hospital.

The plea was opposed by the prosecution on the ground that from the statements taken from the victim women, the accused appears to be of “a perverted nature”, and the possibility of him behaving indecently with other women cannot be ruled out. The police have also raised an apprehension of communal tension as the accused and the victims are of different religions.

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Mumbai: Accused wanted in Kurla Methi River irregularities arrested, accused of cheating crores of rupees and creating fake AMU

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Mumbai: Economic Wing AOW has claimed to have arrested the wanted accused and contractor in the case of Mithi Nadi cleanliness and irregularities. The AOW has arrested the absconding wanted Sunil Shyam Narayan SM Infrastructure, Mahesh Madhav Rao Purohit. During the investigation of the Mithi Nadi contract and irregularities worth crores of rupees, the police had registered a case. Earlier, three accused were arrested. According to the EOW, from 2013 to 2023, fake MAUs were prepared and bills worth crores of rupees were approved in collusion with BMC officers. A proposal to purchase a machine to remove garbage from 2021 to 2024 was also approved and under the guise of the same, a fraud of crores of rupees was committed for cleaning the garbage. In this case, the police have arrested the accused agents Ketan Kadam, Jay Joshi and Mithi Nadi contractor Sher Singh Rathore. By preparing fake documents, the accused also prepared fake AMUs and also signed fake signatures. The accused were produced in court and remanded in custody until December 16.

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