Navi Mumbai Water Cut Cancelled as Morbe Dam Reaches 98Pct Major Relief for Residents, bringing much-needed relief to households, housing societies and businesses across the city. With strong monsoon rainfall pushing Morbe Dam’s water storage to nearly 98%, the improved reservoir level has strengthened Navi Mumbai’s water security and enabled the withdrawal of water restrictions. The development also supports the city’s growing residential and infrastructure landscape.

Navi Mumbai Civic Body Releases List of Dangerous Buildings, Warns Residents to Vacate as the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has identified 33 buildings and structures as “extremely dangerous” under the C-1 category for 2026–27. The civic body has urged residents and occupants to immediately vacate the affected premises, which have been deemed unsafe for residential and commercial use. NMMC has also warned that continued occupation could lead to disconnection of ess

Pavana Dam Reaches 95Pct Capacity: Authorities Issue Flood Alert for Residents Along Pavana River as officials monitor rising water levels and warn of possible increased water discharge if heavy rainfall continues.

The Monsoon stirring back to life: New system in Bay of Bengal to bring back rain signals a welcome revival of rainfall activity after a temporary slowdown in the southwest monsoon. Meteorologists expect the developing weather system over the Bay of Bengal to strengthen monsoon winds, improve rainfall distribution, and provide much-needed relief to farmers and water reservoirs across multiple states.

Mumbai monsoon is still far away, forcing residents to sleep on Versova Beach to escape intense heat as soaring temperatures and humidity grip the city.

South-West monsoon gets positive IOD boost even as El Nino threat looms, bringing hope for better rainfall and its impact on agriculture and real estate.