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Cable-stayed bridges, the Coastal Road and other connectivity projects will cut down travel time for Mumbaikars. केबल-स्टेड ब्रिज, कोस्टल रोड आणि इतर दळणवळण प्रकल्पांमुळे मुंबईकरांच्या प्रवासाचा वेळ वाचणार. (विधानसभा, मुंबई | दि. 8 जुलै 2026) #Maharashtra #Mumbai #MonsoonSession2026

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