MMRDA empowers metro development with strategic team leaders for each metro line to ensure timely completion

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has always been at the forefront of improving economic ability, sustainability, and the overall living standards of the people in MMR.

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  • MMRDA, with a history of developing innovative projects, once again proves its dedication to excellence under the direction of the Metropolitan Commissioner by appointing Team Leaders for each Metro line and upcoming Metro Bhavan. It is one of the first strategic initiatives to ensure fast and timely project completion.

Strategic Roles of Team Leaders in Expediting Metro Construction:

  • Mumbai, the largest metropolis with the greatest rate of population growth, needed a strategic plan to timely complete its 7 ongoing metro projects, and upcoming Metro Bhavan project.
  • The strategic decision of appointing a Team Leader at the forefront of this endeavour will expedite the completion of each metro route while upholding the highest standards of quality.
  • A Team Leader will spearhead the dedicated teams potentially holding positions of Director, Chief Engineer, or Additional Chief Engineer, who will leverage their expertise to drive meticulous execution.
  • This initiative represents the start of an elaborate plan meant to speed up the construction of Mumbai Metro routes and reduce the possibility of any potential delays. These competent team leaders will be responsible to address complex issues, track real-time progress and minimise deviations that arise during project execution phases.

Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, IAS, Metropolitan Commissioner, MMRDA said “This project has the potential to provide the Mumbai Metropolitan Region with a second lifeline. Mumbai’s economic growth depends on the metro lines being built rapidly and on time. The fact that we are moving in the right direction makes. We are proud of the enormous time savings provided by this initiative, people will get more time to spend with their family and less time stuck in traffic. Our future plans call for much-larger-scale urban growth.”


Source: MMRDA- Press Release | Image Credit (representational): MMRDA