Speed Up Work on Radio Club Jetty – Fisheries and Ports Minister Nitesh Rane

Mumbai, Jan 2026 : The work on the jetty located near the Bombay Presidency Radio Club must be completed within the timeline specified in the tender, and the pace of work should be accelerated so that it is finished within the stipulated period and made operational for citizens through a water taxi service, directed Fisheries and Ports Minister Nitesh Rane at a meeting held in the Mantralaya regarding the Radio Club Jetty project.

The meeting was attended by P. Pradeep, Chief Executive Officer of the Maharashtra Maritime Board, Pradeep Badiye, Chief Administrative Officer, Anjali Bhosale, Deputy Collector, and Kharah, Chief Ports Officer, among others.

After the completion of the Radio Club Jetty, a water taxi service is planned to be launched from this location to Navi Mumbai. In view of this, the project work must not be delayed under any circumstances. Minister Rane instructed that if there is no visible progress in the jetty work by February 25, action should be taken against the contractor. He further directed that the jetty work must be completed within the period mentioned in the tender and that a weekly progress report should be submitted.

Minister Rane also stated that once the Radio Club Jetty is completed, new waterways will be developed from this area. This will provide citizens with additional water transport options and enable direct connectivity to Navi Mumbai. It will be especially convenient for passengers traveling to the Navi Mumbai International Airport and for those commuting from there to South Mumbai.