Mumbai has changed incredibly over the last couple of decades, and more so over the last few years. While many of these changes are seen as signs of progressive development, many others evoke strong nostalgia for the days bygone. Mumbai due to its position as a gateway city, particularly for a range of financial and IT related services, is likely to reflect the impact to a greater extent. Here's a look at some of the most prominent alterations to the city of dreams.

1. CHANGING PHASE OF MUMBAI IN
LAST DECADE

2. INDEX
1) INTRODUCTION
2) ECONOMIC PHASE
3) CHANGES IN INFRASTRUCTURE
4) NATURAL CALAMITIES AND TERROR ATTACKS
5) ROAD TRANSPORT
6) RAILWAYS
7) EDUCATION
8) POLITICAL
9) SPORTS
10) HEALTHCARE
11) FASHION
12) FOOD CULTURE
13) CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION
Mumbai has changed incredibly over the last couple of decades, and more so over the last few years. While many of these changes are
seen as signs of progressive development, many others evoke strong nostalgia for the days bygone. Mumbai due to its position as a
gateway city, particularly for a range of financial and IT related services, is likely to reflect the impact to a greater extent.
Here's a look at some of the most prominent alterations to the city of dreams.

4. ECONOMIC PHASE
● One Of The Fastest City In INDIA To Start Business Startup
● Cooking Gas Supply
● Per Capita Income Has Kept Increasing
● Population Of Mumbai Has Been Increasing Tremendously

5. ● Telecom Supplier's Monopoly
● Job Creation Because Of Multinational Companies
● Foreign Franchises Have Increased
● Real Estate Market

6. CHANGES IN INFRASTRUCTURE
➢ Bandra-worli Sea Link
➢ India’s First Monorail Service
➢ Terminal-2 Airport
➢ CCTV Cameras On Signals

7. ➢ Wifi On Railway Stations
➢ Mumbai Metro
➢ Eastern Freeway
➢ Escalators On Railways And Skywalk

8. NATURAL CALAMITIES AND TERROR ATTACKS
● Terror Attacks In Mumbai On 26th 2008
● Cyber Attacks On Jawaharlal Nehru Port On 27th June 2017
● Floods In Mumbai On August 29th 2017

9. ROAD TRANSPORT
• Uber And Ola Car Services
• Reduction In The Number Of Double Decker Buses
• Digitized Public Transport Meters
• Strict Traffic Rules
• Ac Buses
• Digitized Bus Indicators
• Tv’s In Buses

10. RAILWAYS
● Bullet Trains
● Changes in Local Train Stations.
● Surveillance Cameras.
● ATVM Machine.
● M-Indicator.

11. EDUCATION
● Revision of Board
● SSC Best Of 5
● Online Process For Junior College Admission
● Yoga compulsory subject in schools
● Government also provide lots of facilities to school going children's, who all are leaving in rural area of Mumbai.

12. MUMBAI UNIVERSITY
• REVISION OF SYLLABUS BY MUMBAI UNIVERSITY EVERY 5 YEARS
• ONLINE FORM SUBMISSION FOR ADMISSION (OFFLINE FORM ARE NOT NECESSARY NOW).
• ONLINE ASSESMENT OF EXAM PAPERS
• FIRST AND SECOND YEAR EXAMINATION PROCESS
• MANY CORRESPONDENCE COURSES HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED.
• NEW SPECIALISATION (BMS/BAF/BFM/BBI) INTRODUCED

13. POLITICAL
● Rise In BMC Budget
● Treasury Being Underused
● Pace Of Development Under BMC
● Bmc Surprise Demolition Of Unauthorised Slums
● Death Of Balasaheb Thackeray

14. SPORTS
The face of Mumbai saw several changes in the sports section. Some of the revolutionary changes are as follows:
• Wankhede hosted Cricket World Cup final in 2011
• 5 newly opened football turfs in Mumbai: Lower Parel, Dadar west, Dadar East, Kandivali, Borivali
• Cricket club in Andheri
• Newly started scholarships up to Rs. 1lac (for interschool, state and national level sportspersons) in schools and colleges for lesser known games like
bowling, fencing, gymnastics, field hockey, archery, golf and skiing

15. HEALTHCARE
Healthcare in India has seen many changes. Here’s jotting down some of them:
• Startups providing services like being available 24*7 at your residence for personal care. Availability of healthcare via nurses and doctors etc
prove to be a time change era. Apps for the same are: Care24 and Zoctr
• Hospitals like Kokilaben Hospital etc. set up about 18-20 more cancer care units.
• There was a huge wave of awareness of Swine Flu, Cancer and AIDS
• Mumbai became India's most well settled healthcare service provider
• Hospitals like Nanavati etc gave a new face to their space by undergoing complete renovation
• Breast Cancer Awareness became a compulsory topic for girls in some schools
• Prescription drugs for Cancer and Tuberculosis were readily available free of cost in certain centers as per government norms

16. FASHION
• The early 2010s saw many recycled fashions as designers replicated original vintage clothing.
• From 2010 to 2013 many late 2000s fashion trends remained popular in Mumbai especially acid wash skinny jeans "trouser-dresses", pastel
sskinny jeans, metallic dresses.
• Beginning in summer 2016, there has been a revival of 70s fashion, notably of bell bottom style pants, Birkenstocks, gypsy blouses, palazzo
pants, dresses with cut-outs, lace-up tops, crocheted crop tops, sweaters and halter necks.
• The lace up trend was also highly popular with footwear, including gladiators, Solid wedge heels, platform shoes and Stiletto's heels.

17. FOOD CULTURE OF MUMBAI
1. Peoples Thought Process
2. Illegal Hawkers
3. Sanctioning Of Area To Hawkers
4. Number Of Licence Holder- Out Of 2,50,000 Hawkers Only 17,000-20,000
Hawkers Have License.

18. FACTORS OF FOOD CULTURE
1. Street Food
2. Cuisines
3. Taste Of People
4. Frequency
5. Healthy People
6. Food Preference
7. Night Life
8. Students From All Over The World

19. OTHERS
● Phase Of Coin Payphones
● India's Most Numbers Of Skyscrapers Are Present In Mumbai
● Dead Whale Found On The Shores Of Juhu Beach, Mumbai
● Mv Rak Oil Spill At Juhu Beach, Mumbai

20. CONCLUSION
• So ending with this apart from the many jhol jhol of BMC and gol gol potholes on the road , Mumbai is a city of dreams and every
Mumbaikar would agree that Mumbai is one of the cities which is so fast pacing towards unity in diversity, towards humanity, towards
financial growth, towards prosperity as a whole and also towards eradicating social issues.
• We as a youth should take up the responsibility to actually write the phase of Mumbai and bring it to the world’s number one city to live
in.