Saturday, June 4, 2016

The first phase of #ProjectHaryali is at the Coastal garden

Project Hariyali an initiative by Rastaa Chaap, Juhu Scheme Residents Association #JSRA and the Inner Wheel Club of Bombay Airport along with the support of BMC will be kicking off the 2nd phase of our tree #plantationdrive at #Juhu on June 5th, #WorldEnvironmentDay. 🌳🌱🌳🌱
The first phase of #ProjectHaryali is at the Coastal garden near Juhu Centaur, on the beach side 😊
Do drop in and visit 45 of our new babies! 🍃 There are some #coconutpalmand #frangipani among other varieties.🌴🌿
In our second phase we will be planting 118 #trees across #JVPD
Join us as we continue to plant indigenous trees like #Lagerstroemia, #Kadam, #Indianlaburnum, #Badam, #Neem which have been chosen after careful scrutiny with the #Garden Department of the #BMC.
This #WorldEnvironmentDay2016 lets give back to #MotherNature in the best way possible.❤
JOIN US AS WE GET DOWN AND DIRTY TO MAKE OUR CITY CLEAN AND GREEN
Date: 5th June
Time: 11 am
Place: Near the 5th road muncipal market

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Rastaa Chaap Girls Start Project Haryali

to participate sms your name, JVPD road no, and Mobile no. to 9920567997
People in Pics. Anuradha Mohan Jasani, Merliyn Joseph, Tina Khanna, Archana Shroff, Saijal Goenka, Priya Bhimani, Sabishi Shankar, Sherley Singh, Jugnu Shah







Saturday, April 16, 2016

Jungle Book @ PVR on 13/4/2016 with Juhu Gandhigram Kids

Nagriksatta in association with ‪#‎BookaSmile‬ organised Jungle Book @ PVR on 13/april/16 .......Total received 650 .. 😊 ..the kids super excited... love the movie. . ...happppppy morning's
#BookaSmile ‪#‎nagriksatta‬ ‪#‎munbaipublicschool‬ ‪#‎BMCschool‬ ‪#‎PVR‬ ‪#‎junglebook‬
‪#‎bookmyshow‬

 
 
 
 
 
 

Nagriksatta's Juhu Gandigram School Annual Day 2016

Amit Sattam, Sherley Singh, Anajali Bose &Adolf D'souza



 
 
 
 
Amit Sattam, Adolf D'souza & Sherley Singh





Mumbai Metro link may be underground

12:47 PM, Saturday Apr 16, 2016

Mumbai Metro link may be underground

This comes after the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) had suggested that the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) extend the Metro-7 from the WEH up to the airport to have seamless connectivity between the northern and southern part of the city. From the airport, commuters can take Metro-3 corridor, which is being implemented by the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC).

“The underground link will be 3-km-long and we have decided to construct an underground extension as the construction will be in the funnel area of the airport’s runway and to avoid any obstructions from the Airport Authority of India (AAI) it will be an underground corridor,” said a senior MMRDA official.

According to the official, it would be feasible to have the extension planned underground as the Metro-3 corridor is also an underground one and it would have less complications in case of connecting or integrating both the Metro-7 and Metro-3 line in terms of engineering challenges.

Meanwhile, three companies namely J Kumar Infraprojects, NCC Infrastructure Holdings Limited and Simplex Infrastructure have emerged as the lowest bidders for the three packages for construction of the 16.5-km-long Metro-7 corridor. The MMRDA, in December 2015, had invited e-tenders for designing and constructing an elevated viaduct and 16 stations for the Andheri east to Dahisar east Metro-7 corridor on a cash contract model in three separate packages.

The total cost of the Metro-7 corridor is Rs 6,208 crore, out of which MMRDA plans to generate 36 per cent of the funds via a soft loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

Friday, April 15, 2016

Nagriksatta in association with #BookaSmile organised Jungle Book @ PVR

Nagriksatta in association with #BookaSmile organised Jungle Book @ PVR on 13/april/16 .......Total received 650 .. 😊 ..the kids super excited... love the movie. . ...happppppy morning's
#BookaSmile #nagriksatta #munbaipublicschool #BMCschool #PVR#junglebook
#bookmyshow