Rainfalls are back in Mumbai to show the authority the real face of the Drainage System they’re proud about. Two things are very much common with monsoon hitting MUMBAI.

It has been raining non stop since last 24 hours the IMD authorities have indicated heavy rainfall in Mumbai for next two days. As precautionary measures schools shall remain closed today across the city, even the principals of the schools has been asked to send back the students safely to their homes.

Bombay Municipal Corporation warned the people and have asked them to stay indoors till the water logging is diminished.

Considering IMD’s heavy rainfall warning, we request Mumbaikars to stay indoors in safe premises till the water in low lying areas recedes. Please call us on 1916 or tweet to us for updates. #MumbaiRain #mumbairainliveupdates #MCGMUpdates

— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) September 4, 2019

Well, one road filled with water & second social media camouflaged with #MUMBAIRAINS Memes. Read top 15 tweets on Mumbai Rains:

#1

When my boss says come to office I'd be like #MumbaiRains @NetflixIndia #SacredGamesS2 pic.twitter.com/aKfeqtLJ91

— choudhary afsar ali (@NeoVilson) September 4, 2019

#2

Dear Bappa .. this was supposed to be your visarjan .. not ours #SarvajanekVisarjan #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/sMHIoKIRJm

— Tisca Chopra (@tiscatime) September 4, 2019

#3

When your boss is 188 years away but still asks if you're at work.#MumbaiRains

— Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) September 4, 2019

#4

What usually happens during rains… #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/oNCeeimt4u

— Samina Shaikh (@saminaUFshaikh) September 4, 2019

#5

Today Mumbaikars can do Visarjan at their doorstep #MumbaiRains

— Atul Khatri (@one_by_two) September 4, 2019

#6

Please stop raining #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/4CrFcrekVI

— Pinal Kachhadia (@KloppoMagic) September 4, 2019

#7

Me to taxi drivers during #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/UJWwcTDnWw

— Manish Gupta (@manishthemac) September 4, 2019

#8

Virar guy in office, on hearing that local trains have stopped.#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/0Yhcn42i5j

— Pragati (@pragatii_me) September 4, 2019

#9

Current mood #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/aqnJAaPFT8

— LacaJet (@Diff_KnockFC) September 4, 2019

#10

Building Flooded! Need boats to commute #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/7J7wnBja1B

— Himesh (@HimeshMankad) September 4, 2019

#11

People today in office be like #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/xuWFKqDAtU

— ⓥⓘⓟⓤⓛ ⓗⓔⓖⓓⓔ (@vipul_hegde1993) September 4, 2019

#12

meanwhile in Mumbai#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/NT2HoLSdj4

— Nish (@armybratspeaks) September 4, 2019

#13

Right Now!! Flooding at Andheri west.#MumbaiRainsLive #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/It4D50sEeV

— Hargun Singh (@hargunspeaks) September 4, 2019

#14

Pic1:gulf of alaska
Pic2:Gulf of Andheri #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/5T9mBcrCsP

— Sathish (@Sathish64399344) September 4, 2019

#15

#MumbaiRains please stop, we have a train to catch pic.twitter.com/xEOQ79mYH0

— a (@aryamadzz) September 4, 2019

Be safe and don’t forget to reach out for help in any emergency!

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Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2019 is finally passed in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 has been amended in the new bill and traffic violations fines have been increased. The bill was passed by the speaker Om Birla on the basis of voice note.

Recently, a scooty rider in Delhi was fined Rs. 23,000 for violating the traffic rules. The Man Dinesh Madan was issued with a hefty challan (ticket) by the Gurugram Traffic Police because he wasn’t wearing a helmet, driving without his license and the pollution certificate was missing.

Mr. Madan also didn’t have the third party license. He later said, his scooter is worth Rs. 15,000 and from now onwards he’ll always carry his documents but he also wants the fines to be relaxed.

Dinesh Madan was fined Rs. 23,000 on the basis of 5K for riding without his license, 5k for not carrying his registration certificate, 2k for riding without insurance, 1k for not wearing the helmet, 10k for violating pollution laws which sums to Rs. 23,000 for violating several traffic rules.

Mr. Madan told ANI, I wasn’t wearing a helmet and didn’t have the registration certificate (RC). The traffic police asked me to give him my scooter’s key, but I refused to give it. He immediately printed a challan of Rs. 23,000 and seized my vehicle. I even got the copy of my registration certificate (RC) on Whatsapp but the officers didn’t wait.

As soon as the news went viral Desi twitter was taken aback with the thought how much they have to pay if they’re fined?

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Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2019 is finally passed in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 has been amended in the new bill and traffic violations fines have been increased. The bill was passed by the speaker Om Birla on the basis of voice note.

The new Amendment Bill was passed in both in the houses and it was signed by our honorable president. The new law is more strict than the previous Amendment bill and violation of road traffic will outweigh your pocket.

Recently, a man in Delhi who was riding scooty was fined Rs. 23,000 for violating the traffic rules. As soon the news went viral desi twitter was taken aback with the thought how much they have to pay if they’re fined?

The official twitter handle of Nagpur Police posted a hilarious meme to school the citizens what can happen if they don’t follow the traffic rules. The tweet reads, Hey, What is up guys? This is NGPCTYPOLICE. And, this is – #MotorVehiclesAct2019: Impressions! You break the traffic rules,
& you are issued with a hefty challan (ticket). So, Follow Rules, Drive Safe and Peace.

Hey, What is up guys?
This is NGPCTYPOLICE.

And , this is –
" #MotorVehiclesAct2019 : Impressions ! "

You break the traffic rules,
& you are issued with a hefty challan (ticket).

So, Follow Rules, Drive Safe.
And Peace.

cc @MKBHD#NewTrafficRules pic.twitter.com/wyOa9NKrp5

— Nagpur City Police (@NagpurPolice) September 3, 2019

But desi twitter had a different approach to the hilarious meme, check the best tweets:

#1

@ngpnmc @trafficngp #NewTrafficRules pic.twitter.com/iwH7UXsI39

— Vinay_kukde (@vinaykukde5) September 3, 2019

#2

*KBC*
Amitabh Bacchan : kya kijiyega itni dhan rashi ka?

Contestant : Chalan bharunga

— Mayur Lagad (@iMayurLagad) September 3, 2019

#3

pic.twitter.com/NzK1KkW5wp

— shakeb_spartan (@ShakebSpartan) September 3, 2019

#4

@MKBHD seeing this post be like pic.twitter.com/8vw6Lgg0tb

— Mantesh R (@r_mantesh) September 3, 2019

#5

https://t.co/sCLqXYs0Tj

Indian roads
N Indian fines

— Akash_shelar (@Akash_shelar) September 3, 2019

#6

Hah!
Mazak hai kya ?
Mazak hai kya ?
Zak hai kya, zak hai kya yeh?
Mazak hai kya yeh?
Tere baat mein aawaz hai kya?
Tere baat mein awaaz hai kya ?
Tere baat men bhadaas hai kya?
Prrrrrraaaaaaahhhhh
Mazak hai kya?

Challan tho Banenga Bhai.. @sharukhshaikh3 pic.twitter.com/QIkUP4HuYZ

— shakeb_spartan (@ShakebSpartan) September 3, 2019

#7

No helmet fine 1000
No seat belt 1000
Overspeeding 2000
And so on… very good initiative

Broken roads fine 0
Potholes 0
Waterlogging 0
Traffic signal not working 0
Roads left as it is after digging up 0 and so .. even better.#TrafficRules

— Shutterholic_tv (@HolicShutter) September 3, 2019

#8

Sir, How about a pot hole free road first? Unfortunately it is only a way street.

— Market Watcher (@MarketChowkidar) September 4, 2019

#9

That means traffic police's bribes increased from 500 to 1000rs

— Omkar (@omkargawade25) September 3, 2019

#10

This would have been better meme pic.twitter.com/NVImn04ioU

— pa1pullel (@_thelazyflash) September 3, 2019

Apna sapna Money Money!

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Ganesh Utsav started yesterday and people have begun celebrating the festival by bringing idols of Lord Ganesha at their homes. Made in different styles, these idols are very beautiful and some of them are really expensive.

The costliest idol of Lord Ganesha is established in the house of a businessman based in Surat. The name of the businessman is Rajesh Bhai Pandav and he deals in diamond business. The cost of Ganesha idol which is worshipped in his house runs in crore as it consists of 27.74 carat diamond and its price may be around Rs. 500 crore.

While the statue situated in Rajesh Bhai’s house is said to be the most expensive idol in whole of India, Rajesh feels that the value of this idol can’t be measured in monetary terms as it is invaluable.

Here is the photo of the costliest Lord Ganesha idol:

Rajesh Bhai bought this idol in 2005 when it came from South Africa. He purchased this diamond as it looks pretty similar to Lord Ganesha and since then he has been worshipping it.

Have you seen any idol made of diamond? If so, let us know.

We wish all our readers a very happy Ganesh Utsav! Ganpati Bappa Morya!

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