The Navi Mumbai Municipal Company (NMMC) has accepted a finances of Rs 5,684.95 crore for the 2025-26 monetary yr, prioritizing infrastructure, transportation, and civic facilities. With civic polls due in a month, no new taxes have been launched, offering reduction to residents.
The finances proposal was offered by Chief Accounts and Finance Officer Satyawan Ubale within the presence of Extra Commissioner Dr. Rahul Gethe, Metropolis Engineer Shirish Aradwad, and different division heads.
The projected income for 2025-26 is Rs 5,709.95 crore, with an anticipated closing stability of Rs 25 crore. Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde, whereas sanctioning the finances, highlighted plans to place Navi Mumbai as a “development hub” by enhancing infrastructure and sustaining excessive public service requirements.
Shinde emphasised the town’s want for higher city planning, monetary restructuring, employment technology, and sustainable water administration. “The way forward for cities lies of their means to harness expertise to deal with advanced city challenges and create sustainable livable communities,” he stated.
The commissioner additionally underlined the function of the upcoming Navi Mumbai Worldwide Airport in boosting financial development. “Town should evolve past a residential hub and set up itself as a centre for enterprise, commerce, and business. Our duty is to create an ecosystem that helps this transformation,” he added.
The finances focuses on infrastructure growth, improved governance, and environmental sustainability. Plans embrace strengthening healthcare and water provide techniques, enhancing city mobility, selling clear power, and guaranteeing deliberate growth with trendy facilities.
With speedy urbanization, NMMC goals to stability growth with sustainability, guaranteeing Navi Mumbai stays a well-connected and effectively managed metropolis.
