The Thane District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission directed New Krishna Coop… in Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai, to undertake structural repairs and correct maintenance bills after two residents complained. It also ordered the society to address CCTV and security issues and pay each member ₹80,000 in compensation and costs.

NMMC Standing Committee rejected a proposal for a sports complex at Vashi Sector 10A. House Leader Sagar Naik opposed the project, citing unequal allocation of funds and neglect of sports infrastructure in Airoli, Ghansoli, Koparkhairane and Rabale. Proposal was defeated by majority vote with BJP having higher committee members. Belapur constituency already has sports facilities including swimming pool and indoor sports infrastructure, while Airoli Assembly constituency lacks a sports complex. Proposed project on Plot Nos. 11 and 12 at Vashi Sector 10A included hockey field, tennis courts, running track, pathways, parking and other sporting facilities. Shiv Sena members opposed rejection, arguing proposal should have been revised to include other areas lacking facilities rather than rejected outright. Debate acquired political dimension as Belapur is BJP legislator Manda Mhatre's constituency.

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Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) announced a 10% water cut across the city from Monday, with Morbe dam’s water stock below 20%. Usable stock is 36.87 million cubic metres (MCM), against the dam’s 190.89 MCM capacity. NMMC cited evaporation from high temperatures, rising consumption and uncertainty over monsoon conditions linked to El Niño and the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). The restrictions will continue until satisfactory rainfall improves reservoir levels.

Evening supply will be suspended twice weekly on a rotating basis: Belapur and Vashi on Mondays and Thursdays; Nerul and Koparkhairane on Tuesdays and Saturdays; Turbhe and Ghansoli on Wednesdays and Sundays. Airoli will have no evening supply on Fridays because of maintenance shutdowns linked to the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran system; Digha’s supply will depend on its maintenance schedule. Supply from the Morbe system to CIDCO’s Kharghar and Kamothe nodes will be completely suspended every Friday for pipeline maintenance. Municipal commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde urged residents to conserve water.

Navi Mumbai’s Morbe dam has 190.890 million cubic metres (MCM) of gross capacity, but storage is 72.262 MCM (37.85%). After a mandatory one-month emergency reserve, usable storage is 41.662 MCM (21.82%), enough for 82 days at current drawal. NMMC draws 476.85 million litres per day (MLD) of raw water from Morbe and supplies 415.40 MLD of treated water through more than 1.27 lakh connections; Barvi provides supplementary supply. No water cuts have been announced, but NMMC is preparing a summer contingency plan and may consider restrictions.

The IMD forecasts the monsoon at 92% of the Long Period Average, with onset around June 10 or 11. Morbe catchment averages 3,617 mm of annual rainfall; about 3,500 mm usually fills the reservoir, but officials estimate 3,600 mm may now be needed. At 92% of normal, rainfall could be around 3,327 mm, making a full reservoir unlikely.

A scheduled 24-hour shutdown on May 13 and 14 will cover Belapur, Nerul, Vashi, Turbhe, Sanpada, Koparkhairane, Ghansoli, Airoli, Kharghar and Kamothe. Works include Bhokarpada treatment facility repairs, Morbe pipeline leak repairs near Agroli bridge and beneath the bridge near Chikhale village, valve installation, SCADA upgrades and pre-monsoon maintenance.