- The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation manages the infrastructure for the Mumbai-Pune corridor.
- Rainfall has disrupted travel between Pune and Mumbai due to issues with the road infrastructure managed by MSRDC.
- Heavy rains caused expressway landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor on July 1st.
- Heavy rainfall caused travel disruption and landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor.
Demonstrations against poor infrastructure occur as heavy rains affect connectivity between Mumbai and Pune.
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Demonstrations against poor infrastructure occur as heavy rains affect connectivity between Mumbai and Pune.
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Heavy rainfall caused travel disruption and landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor.Also in this story
- Heavy rainfall disrupted the Mumbai-Pune railway section on July 1st.
- Landslide struck a house in Patan and a bike rider was washed away in Khed taluka near Pune.
- A landslide shut down the Pune-Mumbai corridor on June 7, 2026.
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