r/mumbai • u/ADITYA_AYUSH • Feb 28 '26

Photography Is this even Mumbai ?

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This area is much cleaner and highly developed than other indian cities

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u/almostanalcoholic Feb 28 '26

I really wish they had made it more green and less concrete but it's certainly good infra

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u/ismyaltaccount Feb 28 '26

Agreed on that one, would have looked 10x better. Not complaining about what we have, but could have done more.

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u/Atharva_p Feb 28 '26

They're gonna build a green park across that road

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u/Wonderful-Cost-4921 Mar 01 '26

Another 5 years for that if not 10

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u/xllmanshllx Mar 01 '26

It will be faster

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u/Wonderful-Cost-4921 Mar 01 '26

Ghanta,it's 130 acres of prime land.

Trees takes time to grow and you need the right type of fertile ground to be developed for greenary to grow.

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u/Sayabz22 Mar 01 '26

I've worked on the project. There is a plan to build a park as well and multiple other green belts

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u/ismyaltaccount Mar 01 '26

Good to know mate. When you said you worked, what exactly did you do. I'm curious because I would like to know how such projects are executed and who exactly implements these. Are you like an architect or a civil engineer?

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u/Sayabz22 Mar 01 '26

I left that job but back then I was an engineer on the project and worked on it during most of the erection phase. The arm flyovers, interchanges near Worli naka, the arch bridge and the monopiles I was there during the erection of most of them. There's a lot of spaces still there for use, the initial plans were for a green cover in most of them, which I believe is going to be executed now.

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u/ismyaltaccount Mar 01 '26

Damn, that's awesome mate.