Bombay High Court Upholds Gateway Jetty Project, Dismisses Petitions Citing Environmental Concerns

Bombay High Court upholds Gateway jetty project, dismisses petitions citing environmental concerns

Backing the State’s infrastructure initiative, the Bombay High Court allowed the jetty project near the Gateway of India to proceed. The Court termed the location and approvals as policy matters not fit for judicial review.

Bombay HC clears way for new passenger jetty at Gateway of India | Here's what travelers can expect

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday approved the Maharashtra government’s plan to construct a new passenger jetty and terminal at the iconic Gateway of India in south Mumbai. The decision came from a division bench of Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Sandeep Marne, which found no illegality in the project. While granting approval, the court imposed several conditions to restrict the project's commercial elements. The proposed amphitheatre, it …

McLoughlins Beach Jetty rebuilt

The McLoughlins Beach Jetty has been rebuilt as part of a $18 million state government package for piers and jetties... Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content.

ALLEGED DELAY IN CERTIFYING 'AJEY: THE UNTOLD STORY OF A YOGI': BOMBAY HC ISSUES CBFC NOTICE | 15 July, 2025 - Film Information

The Bombay high court has issued a notice to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) in response to a writ petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, challenging the “arbitrary, unreasonable, and unexplained delay” in certifying Ajey: The Untold Story Of A Yogi. The film is inspired by the book, The Monk Who Became Chief Minister, which was published in 2017. According to the producers, the necessary documents had been…

Bombay HC clears jetty project near Gateway of India with strict conditions - TravelBiz Monitor: India travel news, travel trends, tourism

The Bombay High Court has allowed the INR 229 crore passenger jetty and terminal project near Mumbai’s Gateway of India, but with strict conditions to balance development and heritage preservation. A bench of Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Sandeep Marne delivered the ruling while disposing of petitions filed by the Clean and Heritage Colaba Residents Association (CHCRA) and local residents opposing the project. The Court permitted the jet…