EDITORS’ PICK

A mapping exercise of Mumbai’s hospitals highlights the disparity between basic infrastructure availability and needs of citizens.

Mumbai, ‘ the city that never sleeps’, holds a secret: its shores too remain in a perpetual state of wakefulness hosting life.

Inaccessible public transport is a huge challenge for the differently-abled but better planning from the civic body can make life much easier.

Neetu’s journey shows the lengths to which differently-abled individuals must go to navigate a city designed without their needs in mind.

Every monsoon residents of Hanuman Nagar on the banks of Poisar river, brace themselves for floods as the water level rises.

Navi Mumbai’s NGO continues to preserve the fragile mangrove ecosystem with clean-up drives for over 152 weeks and removing over 250 tonnes of waste.

Better awareness of medical facilities and dedicated medical emergency facilities for visitors will further strengthen systems at Mumbai airport.

The inadequate medical facilities put tremendous pressure on railway authorities to handle medical emergencies at stations.

Hundreds of workers like Anjana and her father, have been home since the mills closed during the COVID pandemic and struggling to make ends meet.

With dilapidated, hazardous and out of bound buildings rehabilitation remains a distant dream for thousands of project affected people.

Senior citizens are highly vulnerable when it comes to cyber frauds and stand to lose their life’s savings to a click of a link.

Students preparing for IIT-JEE and NEET entrances, prefer Integrated coaching despite serious concerns about stress and legality.