Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: PM to address conclave, chair forum at India Maritime Week 2025 today
PM Narendra Modi in Mumbai Today, India Maritime Week 2025 Live Updates: Union Home Minister Amit Shah had inaugurated the India Maritime Week – 2025 on Monday.
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Traffic restrictions: The Mumbai Traffic Police has advised Mumbaikars to follow temporary traffic restrictions on the Western Express Highway, to “ensure smooth vehicular movement and security of VVIP convoys, as well as to avoid traffic congestion,” as per a release. The movement of ‘Heavy Motor Vehicles’ (HMVs) is completely prohibited on both South and North bound carriageways of the WEH, from Vakola Flyover to Dahisar Toll Naka, between 2 pm and 9 pm today.
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Mumbai Weather Today: Mumbai is unlikely to get respite from unseasonal rains soon, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has extended the yellow alert for Mumbai till 8:30 am on October 30 (Thursday). According to the weather agency, the city is likely to experience thunderstorms coupled with lightning and moderate rain until Thursday morning, following which, the intensity of showers is likely to recede. A yellow alert has been issued for Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts. Meanwhile, for the Palghar district, a yellow alert has been kept in place till the morning of October 31 (Friday).
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Oct 29, 2025 01:24 PM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates | Events at India Maritime Week 2025 underway in Mumbai, watch live here
Various segments, forums and discussions are underway as part of the India Maritime Week (MW) 2025, at the NESCO Exhibition Centre, in Mumbai.
Watch live:
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Oct 29, 2025 11:48 AM IST
Meanwhile, LoP Rahul Gandhi speaks with family members of deceased Dr Sampada Munde, assures her justice
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi Wednesday spoke to the family members of deceased Dr Sampada Munde over phone, assuring that the party will ensure justice to her.
Maharashtra Congress chief Harshavardhan Sapkal personally met the family members in their home town in Beed district.
The doctor was found dead last week in Phaltan town of Satara district where she was working. She has accused several police officials of harassment and physical abuse.
A former BJP MP's PA was also named. Few days ago, CM Devendra Fadnavis gave clean chit to the ex- MP Ranjeetsinh Naik-Nimbalkar.
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Oct 29, 2025 10:39 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: Why is PM Narendra Modi's visit to attend the IMW 2025 significant?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Mumbai to attend the India Maritime Week 2025 and chair the Global Maritime CEO Forum is particularly significant because it reflects his commitment to maritime transformation, that aligns with the Centre's vision of Amrit Kaal 2047.
According to an official statement, “The Prime Minister’s participation reflects his deep commitment to an ambitious, future-oriented maritime transformation, aligned with the Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047. This long-term vision, built on four strategic pillars — port-led development, shipping and shipbuilding, seamless logistics, and maritime skill-building — aims to position India among the world’s leading maritime powers."
"India Maritime Week 2025 serves as the Government of India’s premier global platform to translate this vision into action, bringing together leading stakeholders across shipping, ports, shipbuilding, cruise tourism, and blue economy finance,” an official statement added.
Oct 29, 2025 10:36 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: 'Great forum to build collaborations in maritime sector, PM Modi hails Global Maritime CEO Forum
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is set to chair the Global Maritime CEO Forum on Wednesday in Mumbai, hailed the event as a "great forum to build collaborations in the maritime sector" for the country.
Taking to X, Modi wrote on Tuesday: “Looking forward to being in Mumbai on 29th October to attend programmes relating to the ongoing India Maritime Week 2025. I will speak at the Maritime leaders conclave and also chair the Global Maritime CEO Forum. This is a great forum to build collaborations in the maritime sector and highlight India’s reforms in the same."
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Oct 29, 2025 10:34 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: What is the India Maritime Week 2025 all about?
The Global Maritime CEO Forum, the flagship event of India Maritime Week 2025, will bring together CEOs of global maritime companies, major investors, policy-makers, innovators, and international partners to deliberate on the future of the global maritime ecosystem, according to a report in The Indian Express.
The forum will serve as a key platform for dialogue on sustainable maritime growth, resilient supply chains, green shipping, and inclusive blue economy strategies.
IMW 2025, which commenced on October 27 and will continue till October 31, under the theme ‘Uniting Oceans, One Maritime Vision’, showcases India’s strategic roadmap to emerge as a global maritime hub and a leader in the Blue Economy. IMW 2025 has participants from over 85 countries, featuring more than 1,00,000 delegates, over 500 exhibitors and 350 international speakers.
Oct 29, 2025 09:32 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: IMD extends 'yellow' alert in Mumbai till Oct 30, thunderstorms with light rainfall likely until 8:30 am tomorrow
Mumbai is unlikely to get respite from unseasonal rains soon, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has extended the yellow alert for Mumbai till 8:30 am on October 30 (Thursday).
According to the weather agency, the city is likely to experience thunderstorms coupled with lightning and moderate rain until Thursday morning, following which, the intensity of showers is likely to recede.
A yellow alert has been issued for Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts.
Meanwhile, for the Palghar district, a yellow alert has been kept in place till the morning of October 31 (Friday).
Oct 29, 2025 09:31 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: Movement of heavy motor vehicles prohibited on Western Express Highway between 2 pm and 9 pm today
The Mumbai Traffic Police has advised Mumbaikars to follow temporary traffic restrictions on the Western Express Highway, to “ensure smooth vehicular movement and security of VVIP convoys, as well as to avoid traffic congestion,” as per a release.
The movement of ‘Heavy Motor Vehicles’ (HMVs) is completely prohibited on both South and North bound carriageways of the WEH, from Vakola Flyover to Dahisar Toll Naka, between 2 pm and 9 pm today.
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Oct 29, 2025 09:28 AM IST
Modi Mumbai Visit Live Updates: PM to address conclave, chair forum at India Maritime Week 2025 today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Mumbai on Wednesday, October 29, to address the Maritime Leaders Conclave and chair the Global Maritime CEO Forum at India Maritime Week (MW) 2025, at the NESCO Exhibition Centre, Mumbai.
The forum will serve as a key platform for dialogue on sustainable maritime growth, resilient supply chains, green shipping, and inclusive blue economy strategies.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had inaugurated the India Maritime Week – 2025 on Monday.
Oct 29, 2025 09:17 AM IST
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