Archive · 8 Jan 2026
NCP Releases 2026 Mumbai Manifesto
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has shared their plans for Mumbai in the upcoming 2026 elections.
They want to make Mumbai better by fixing roads, providing free water, and cleaning up the city.
They also plan to give health cards to school kids, build new affordable homes, and make the city greener with more trees and electric buses.
The NCP promises to help everyone, including women and people with disabilities, by making the city safer and more accessible.
They are asking people to vote for them to create a brighter future for Mumbai.
Meanwhile, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) presented their budget for 2026-27 with a surplus of Rs 143.05 crore.
They plan to improve infrastructure, reduce pollution, and introduce night markets in Delhi.
The NDMC also ruled out any property tax hike and plans to install more EV charging stations and CCTVs.
NCP promises property tax waiver for houses up to 700 sq ft in Mumbai.
Health cards to be provided to all municipal school students in Mumbai.
Infrastructure overhaul includes 500 km of new roads and AI-powered smart traffic signals in Mumbai.
Plans to build 100,000 new affordable houses and accelerate Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) schemes in Mumbai.
Commitment to environmental initiatives, including planting 1 million trees and promoting electric buses and CNG vehicles in Mumbai.
NDMC presents surplus budget for 2026-27 fiscal with no property tax hike in New Delhi.
NDMC plans to install 100 more EV charging stations and transition to vacuum-based mechanised road sweepers in New Delhi.
Miyawaki forestry to be promoted in Delhi's horticulture sector for the first time.
NDMC to invest in electricity sector with 2,000 CCTVs and solar-powered lighting under Safe City project in New Delhi.
AI and AR/VR labs to be set up in schools and night markets planned to be introduced in New Delhi.
- Who
- Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC)
- What
- NCP released manifesto for 2026 Mumbai Municipal Corporation elections; NDMC presented budget for 2026-27 fiscal year
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Mumbai and New Delhi, India
- Why
- NCP aims to transform Mumbai; NDMC focuses on infrastructure and pollution mitigation
NCP
NDMC
Property Tax
NCP
Promises property tax waiver for houses up to 700 sq ft.
NDMC
No property tax hike, expects to collect Rs.1,290 crore.
- Party
- Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)
- Election
- 2026 Mumbai Municipal Corporation elections
- Property Tax Waiver
- Houses up to 700 sq ft
- Health Cards
- Municipal school students
- Infrastructure
- 500 km new roads in 5 years
- Smart City
- AI-powered traffic signals, expanded CCTV and Wi-Fi
- Housing
- 100,000 new affordable houses
- Environment
- 1 million trees, electric buses, CNG vehicles
- Budget Surplus
- Rs 143.05 crore
- Total Expenditure
- Rs 5,810.02 crore
- Total Receipts
- Rs 5,953 crore
- Property Tax Collection
- Rs.1,290 crore
- EV Charging Stations
- 100 more
- Miyawaki Forest
- First in Delhi, near Nazaf Khan Road, Lodhi Colony
- CCTVs
- 2,000 to be installed under Safe City project
- AI and AR/VR Labs
- To be set up in schools
- Night Markets
- Planned to be introduced in the Capital
Sources
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