After exemption, motorists want dedicated lanes at tolls

They say though the state has exempted Light Motor Vehicles from paying at some tolls, they will be stuck in traffic behind other vehicles which are not exempted Car owners can rejoice after the state government closed several toll plazas, and gave a waiver to Light Motor Vehicles (LMV) from payment at some tolls, including the new toll at Kharghar-Kamothe on the Sion Panvel highway, from yesterday. The Kharghar-Kamothe toll booth, where motorists travelling on the Sion-Panvel highway are worried about getting stuck behind other vehicles. The toll plazas in Mumbai and Mumbai-Pune Expressway will continue to operate, as no decision has been taken on them However, despite being exempt from paying toll, some worry they will still be stuck in long traffic snarls during peak hours, especially on the Sion-Panvel highway, as they haven’t been given dedicated lanes. Motorists going through the new toll plaza will have to wait in long queues during peak hours, as toll authoritie…
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Ranco Projects

About Ranco Projects: Ranco Projects is a Kharghar Based Block Manufacturer company. It has been involved in many big projects and its customer base covers suburbs of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. Services Offered: Paver Block Manufacturers Cement Block Manufacturers Precast Concrete Product Manufacturers Block Manufacturers Solid Block Manufacturers Kerb Stone Manufacturers Light Weight Concrete Block Manufacturers Paver Tile Interlocking Manufacturers Address Ranco Projects, Shop# 3, Mahavir Shraddha Sector - 7, Kharghar Navi Mumbai - 410210 Phone +91-9869485799 Hours of Operations Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 10:00 am to 06:00 pm Sunday: Closed Year of Establishment 2004 Send Enquiry [codepeople-post-map]
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2 laptops stolen from cars in Kharghar, CBD

NAVI MUMBAI: Incidents of thefts of breaking of the window panes of unattended parked cars and stealing valuables kept inside is increasing in the city. Two such incidents have been reported on Monday that occurred in Kharghar and CBD nodes. While, in Kharghar node, it is the second incident within a week at the same spot near Iskcon temple, in CBD node, the thieves have targeted the car parked at a distance of 200 metres from CBD police station. On Monday a FIR has been registered at Kharghar police station by 61-year-old Surendrapal Maniktala, a resident of sector-20, Kharghar, who has claimed he has parked his car near Iskcon temple on 27 May around 7.30 am and had gone to offer prayers. When he returned, he found his car's rear left door window pane broken and his laptop and cannon camera totally worth Rs 26k was stolen. Last Friday, at the same spot, a Kharghar resident Yogesh Gupta's (34) car window pane was broken and his laptop, mobile and purse was stolen. The stolen…
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2 injured kites being treated at Navi Mumbai’s K’ghar hospital

NAVI MUMBAI: Two injured black kites were brought to the animal hospital in Kharghar on Thursday by rescuers. One of the kite's right wing was bleeding as it had been slashed. "After thorough examination we realized that the bird must have got entangled with wires or Manja thread .We have started the necessary treatment and medications," said Dr Yuvraj Kaginkar, an avian veterinarian. The birds are being treated at Myvets4Pets Animal Hospital and will be released in the wild after they recover. The birds were malnourished as they had not eaten or drunk for a long time before being rescued. "Since nutrition is the key factor during recovery, we have been giving them meat," said Dr. Madhurita Gupta, chief veterinarian. Kaginkar added that the bird with the damaged wing may not be able to fly very well but they have to release them as "there is no space to keep the birds after recovery". Article Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/navi-mumbai/2-injured-kites-being…
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