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Mumbai's Kala Ghoda precinct is set to become a pedestrian-only zone, inspired by similar areas in Glasgow and London.
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Four streets in Kala Ghoda have been chosen for pedestrianisation due to their high concentration of cultural and culinary activities.
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The project, designed by architect Pritesh Bafna, aims to enhance the area's character with minimal intervention at an estimated cost of ₹5.26 crore in Phase 1.
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A temporary parking mitigation plan has been devised to accommodate vehicles displaced by the pedestrianisation.
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The project's objective is to create an experiential space that complements Kala Ghoda's existing cultural fabric and attracts more visitors.
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The pedestrianisation is part of a broader vision to develop South Mumbai into a world-class destination with an Indian soul.
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The plan includes cobbled pathways, wall paintings, street artefacts, and designated spaces for relaxation and dining.
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The concept will be implemented on a trial basis during weekends, with provisions for feedback and special access for senior citizens and people with disabilities.
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