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Prisha Dhatwalia's debut in 'Meri Bhavya Life' is receiving immense praise for its body-positive message. The show revolves around Bhavya, a confident plus-size architect, challenging societal beauty standards. Celebrities like Sonakshi Sinha and Anshula Kapoor are supporting the show's theme, resonating with viewers who finally see themselves represented on screen, marking a significant step towards authentic visibility.

Architects and town planners among other prominent citizens under the banner of the Consensus of Concerned Professionals (CCP) have written to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde proposing an alternative plan for the redevelopment of the BDD chawls.

Kiku Sharda, known for his comedic roles, is now advocating for body positivity on television through 'Meri Bhavya Life.' He shares his personal experiences of being labeled and judged for his weight in the entertainment industry. The show challenges societal biases against plus-size individuals, focusing on self-worth beyond physical appearance.

City-based shipbuilding company Modest Infrastructure has built a fully automated product tanker, touted to be the first of its kind in India.The vessel has been built at a cost of Rs 75 crore.

The newly-elected body of Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) will face new challenges and get facilities, associated with a million-plus city, as the population in state capital would cross 10 lakh in next few years.

Sonakshi Sinha is collaborating with Prisha Dhatwalia's debut in 'Meri Bhavya Life' to challenge sizeism and promote body positivity. They address the societal pressures on women to conform to narrow beauty standards and the emotional impact of unsolicited criticism. The show centers on Bhavya, a plus-sized architect who overcomes adversity with self-belief, encountering an unexpected challenge in Rishank.

In a bid to push for cluster redevelopment, the state government is making difficult the redevelopment of individual old and dilapidated buildings under the Development Control Rule (DCR) 33 (7).

Sandhu Palace, the tallest tower on Pali Hill and touted as Bandra’s most expensive residential building, is in the eye of a storm.

Both new and old buildings, houses and apartments need to have the system in place within nine months.

The 2019 dilution of the once-stringent Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ), which restricted building activity near the coast, has benefited some of Mumbai’s prominent personalities staying in prime properties near the sea.

The Maharashtra Housing Area Development Authority (Mhada) will now need an approval of the state housing department for every redevelopment on its 5,000-plus sqft plots. A circular issued on Monday said Mhada and its Slum Improvement Board, that is responsible for utilisation of MP and MLA funds, will need state government approval to carry out any development work.

The leafy, laid-back neighborhood of yore is now a bustling bedroom suburb of Mumbai, where 72% of the total 2.79 lakh homes are illegal.

The state government has drastically slashed the stamp duty for builders who redevelop municipal tenanted properties, which are located mainly in the island city between Colaba and Byculla.

Despite revised immigration policies, Donald Trump's business ventures in India are expanding, with a new Trump Towers project slated for Hyderabad's Kokapet. Construction of the 63-floor twin towers, a joint venture between Tribeca Developers and Ira Realty, is expected to begin in Aug-Sept at a cost of Rs 3,500 crore. The project will feature 400 luxury units with high-end amenities.

The city may be left out of the Rs 7,060 crore plan announced in the Union budget 2014-15 for establishing 100 smart cities as satellite towns to larger cities and modernizing the existing mid-sized cities.