Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Mumbai Youth Celebrate Infrastructure Revolution Through Content
Young people in Mumbai had a competition called 'Mumbai in Motion' to show how the city's infrastructure is changing.
They made videos and posters about new metro lines, roads, and other projects.
Over 10,000 people signed up, and the winners were announced on January 11.
The winners talked about how these changes make life easier and better for everyone in the city.
They also said that Mumbai is becoming a better place to live and work because of these improvements.
Mumbai in Motion was a youth-driven competition to document the city's infrastructure changes through social media content.
The event received over 10,000 registrations and shortlisted more than 500 reels and posters.
Yatin Kode won the competition with a prize of Rs 1 lakh, while Rohit Sonkar, Mohit Pamecha, and Jaideep Kane were runners-up.
Participants highlighted the impact of recent infrastructure projects like the Metro, Coastal Road, and Atal Setu on daily life.
The competition aimed to raise awareness among the younger generation about Mumbai's evolving infrastructure and its benefits.
- Who
- Young Mumbaikars, including content creators, students, and professionals
- What
- A social media content creation competition to document Mumbai's infrastructure changes
- When
- January 2-11
- Where
- Mumbai, with the winner announcement at Free Press House on January 11
- Why
- To highlight recent infrastructure projects and their impact on everyday life
- Event Name
- Mumbai in Motion
- Organizer
- Omkar Barde in association with Free Press Journal
- Duration
- January 2-11
- Registrations
- Over 10,000
- Shortlisted Entries
- More than 500 reels and posters
- Winner
- Yatin Kode (Rs 1 lakh prize)
- First Runner-Up
- Rohit Sonkar and Mohit Pamecha (jointly)
- Second Runner-Up
- Jaideep Kane