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Mumbai's BMC is advancing its plan for a new 52-MLD reservoir at malabar hill, with soil investigations now underway. This crucial step aims to ensure structural integrity for the elevated tank, designed to replace an aging underground system. The project also includes a new garden atop the structure, intended to complement the iconic Hanging Gardens.

Driven by suspicion, Gautam’s quest for the truth leads Tulsi to discover Karan's secret romance with Niyati. Nandini’s world shatters when Tulsi validates Karan's lies. In an unexpected twist, Mihir proposes to marry Pari off to Aryan, igniting a firestorm of emotions, while Dev and Saloni find themselves at odds about their future, spiraling the family into chaos.

In a shocking twist, Karan's second marriage and child leave Mihir and Tulsi reeling with disbelief. As they grapple with family tensions, Nandini, crushed by Karan's infidelity, contemplates a fresh start through divorce. Meanwhile, Angad and Ritik meticulously plot to take down Ranvijay, while Dev and Saloni clash over his failure to step up.

At a party, Nandini confronts Karan about an alleged affair, leading to a public argument and Karan swearing his innocence. Meanwhile, Pari makes a critical error with medicine at the hospital, while a mysterious woman's presence with Karan at a clinic deepens the intrigue and Tulsi's confusion.

When Tulsi discovers Karan's betrayal, complete with an unexpected love child, her world shatters. As she grapples with her heartbreak, Pari finds herself torn between the affections of Ajay and Aryan, ultimately leaning towards Aryan. With suspicions of Karan's unfaithfulness heavy on her heart, Nandini makes the painful decision to divorce him, leaving Tulsi's sorrow deepened in the aftermath.

Under the soft glow of a dimly lit café, Pari opens her heart to Aryan, revealing the shadows of her past. Elsewhere, Ritik meticulously plans a romantic evening, crafting the perfect surprise for Mihir and Tulsi. However, in the shadows, Nandini becomes an unintentional detective, following Karan and uncovering an earth-shattering betrayal.

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Mihir and Tulsi navigate discussions about their daughter Pari's potential marriage to Ajay, facing parental objections. Meanwhile, Gomzy introduces Aryan as a suitor for Pari, while also arranging for him to stay with Tulsi's family. Ritik grapples with business losses and jealousy over Munni's award success, as Pari expresses her reluctance for remarriage.

In a commendable response to community outcry, Mumbai's civic authorities have dramatically cut down the number of trees earmarked for removal in the malabar hill reservoir initiative from 389 to just 76. The new design shifts focus to safeguarding older, more robust trees, as officials confirmed that the majority of those slated for removal are smaller in size.

Mihir surprises Tulsi with a romantic indoor date, while Munni and Shobha joyfully observe their bonding. Meanwhile, Karan's attempts to reassure Nandini about their future in India are met with suspicion, escalating into a heated argument where divorce is mentioned. Munni's secret wedding plans for Mihir and Tulsi are overheard, leading to a hasty cover-up about Pari's wedding.

As the aroma of coffee fills the air, a family drama brews between Pari and Ajay, creating tension as Karan's risky financial moves provoke skepticism. Aryan's sudden entrance becomes the catalyst for a heartfelt reunion. On another front, Mihir tries to mend his fractured relationship with Tulsi, while the younger generation concocts a playful plot.

Tulsi fiercely expels Noina from the Virani household, asserting her limits. Mihir, initially angered, is reassured by Tulsi's explanation of her compassionate actions. The family celebrates Noina's departure, with Karan revealing his role in exposing her deceit. Meanwhile, Nandini grows suspicious of Karan's meeting with a lawyer, and Dev's unusual behavior towards Saloni concerns Tulsi.

Mumbai's municipal commissioner is reviewing a long-pending alternative reservoir project at malabar hill, opting for a three-tier design to ensure uninterrupted water supply during repairs of the aging existing reservoir. The new facility's potential impact on protected "funnel of vision" sightlines is under detailed review before a tender is floated.

A historic Art Deco building, Malabar Court, in Mumbai's malabar hill, will be redeveloped into a luxury residential tower by JSW Realty. The project, expected to generate over Rs 2,000 crore, aims to blend the building's Art Deco legacy with contemporary design, offering exclusive residences and amenities. This redevelopment highlights ongoing urban transformation pressures on heritage structures.

A honeymoon revelation shakes Munni as Saloni suspects Dev's motives. Nandini observes Karan's clandestine late-night call. Noina's blood cancer diagnosis is exposed as a fabrication for Mihir's affection, now threatened by a blackmailer. Meanwhile, romantic entanglements and confrontations brew between Parth and Vaishnavi, and Bharti and Angad, leading to family disputes.

In the heart of South Mumbai, locals are rallying for an extra exit on the Coastal Road at Nepeansea Road, responding to the escalating traffic woes after the Breach Candy exit. This grassroots campaign, 'Unlock the Exit,' emphasizes that a critical exit was omitted from the 2016 project plans, resulting in severe slowdowns that plague commuters.

A massive inspection took place at the malabar hill Reservoir, a historic structure facing reconstruction challenges. The reservoir, dating back to 1887, supplies water to south Mumbai. It was emptied for scrutiny by a team including experts from IIT Bombay. The inspection assessed the stability of compartments 2A and 2B, with examinations of the remaining compartments pending. The BMC is considering a Rs 698-crore plan to demolish the Hanging Gardens and rebuild the reservoir.

While it's no secret that the upscale malabar hill residents are in urgent need of a fire station, it will be a daunting task for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and the fire brigade to take back the land-where Priydarshani Park now stands-from the malabar hill Citizens' Forum (MHCF).

The BMC’s plan for displacing 389 trees from malabar hill area has met with stiff resistance from locals and activists. The decision to fell 189 trees and transplant 200 others is driven by the need to facilitate the reconstruction of a century-old reservoir in malabar hill, said civic officers.

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