NCP Chief Sharad Pawar met the Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh (MRPS) to address long-pending suburban rail issues. The MRPS delegation raised key concerns like the Kalwa–Airoli link, shifting of long-distance trains, and alarming accident data on the Thane-Dombivli line.

Mumbai’s oldest and most active commuters’ organisation, Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh (MRPS), on Thursday met Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) President Sharadchandra Pawar to discuss long-pending issues affecting suburban train passengers.

The Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh (MRPS) team, led by President Madhu Kotian, Vice President Siddhesh Desai, and Vandana Sonawane, submitted a detailed memorandum to Sharad Pawar highlighting some urgent commuter concerns and critical infrastructure requirements. Read More

Among the key deman

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