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The long-awaited Sindhu Nagar metro station is set to become a reality with the Metro 5A corridor, following the state government's approval of ₹4,063 crore for its implementation. This development, alongside significant funding for road concreting and water supply projects, promises to enhance connectivity and infrastructure in Ulhasnagar.

Tensions flared in Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation as Mayor Ashwini Nikam appointed the lone Congress corporator as Leader of Opposition, bypassing the BJP. BJP corporators protested, alleging procedural violations and a breach of alliance trust, vowing to challenge the decision. Shiv Sena defended the mayor's authority, questioning the BJP's claim as a ruling alliance member.

Shiv Sena secured the prestigious standing committee chairmanship and five other committee posts unopposed in the Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation. Its ally BJP bagged four chairperson positions, ensuring a smooth selection process after an initial tussle. The unopposed selections are expected to bring stability to the civic body's functioning.

Ulhasnagar witnessed a grand Cheti Chand Mahayatra 2026, a vibrant procession celebrating the Sindhi community's most important festival. Thousands of devotees participated with immense enthusiasm, chanting "Jhulelal Sai" as the yatra moved through the city, showcasing deep faith and cultural pride.

Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation's inaugural meeting erupted in chaos over the hazardous dumping ground and severe water shortages. Ruling Shiv Sena and BJP corporators clashed, highlighting toxic smoke from the quarry site impacting residents and a spiritual leader's health. Demands for relocation intensified, with the administration promising waste processing and a collective disposal mechanism.

BJP corporators boycotted a Women's Day event at Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation after the invitation card omitted Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's name. The Shiv Sena-backed Mayor defended the event as non-political, while BJP leaders alleged a deliberate protocol breach and demanded action.

Hindu new year festivals, including Gudi Padwa, unfolded across Mumbai with grand parades and traditional observances. Celebrations honored the 150th anniversary of 'Vande Mataram' and marked the start of Vikram Samvat 2083. Other communities also celebrated Ugadi, Cheti Chand, and the upcoming Jamshedi Nowruz and Eid ul' Fitr.

ulhasnagar bjp organized a Tiranga Yatra to support the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor. Citizens, including youth and ex-servicemen, participated, waving the national flag. BJP leaders praised the Army's courage, discipline, and sacrifice. Rajesh Vadhrya highlighted Operation Sindoor's success in destroying terrorist hideouts, calling it a symbol of national pride.

Dombivli celebrated Marathi New Year with a vibrant 3-km shobha yatra, showcasing Hindu culture and major development projects. A special tableau highlighted infrastructure like a double-decker transport corridor, the Khidkali Shiv Temple, and a cashless hospital, drawing thousands of enthusiastic residents and dignitaries.

Ahead of state assembly elections, several local level leaders from various political parties in Ulhasnagar have made a beeline for BJP.

It will be surprising to see who will come together to elect the city's next mayor and deputy mayor.

BJP leader Kirit Somaiya took a jibe at the Thackeray government during a day-long protest program on Friday by the BJP over the issue of redevelopment of dangerous buildings in Ulhasnagar.

TOK's presence at Mahayuti meetings stirs resentment among ulhasnagar bjp, leading to calls for their exclusion. Sena workers express discontent over BJP's historical reliance on TOK's party support.

In a major boost to the BJP in Ulhasnagar, more than 500 workers belonging to its rival, NCP, and a local party, SAI (Secular Alliance of India), joined the saffron party on Thursday.

If political sources are to be believed then this time NCP, which is the single largest party in Ulhasnagar with 21 seats, may go with SAI party.

Bharatiya Janata Party in the district received a shot in the arm on Sunday as large chunk of Nationalist Congress Party workers led by its senior leaders from city Rajesh Bhoir and Suryakant Madvi joined BJP at an informal function on Sunday in Ulhasnagar.

Sumeet Mehroliya, former BJP youth president of Ulhasnagar, switched allegiances to NCP (SP), pledging support for candidate Omie Kalani. Mehroliya cited Ailani's lack of developmental work and the city's stagnant progress as reasons for his departure. His exit is a blow to BJP candidate Kumar Ailani's campaign in the upcoming assembly elections.