Talk:Mira Road

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Pincode For Mira-Road is 401107 it is same for all the areas.

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I just wanna know the BEST Bus No which coneects Mira Road & Patlipada . Yes you can have a TMT bus from Mira road to Patlipada

Any idea when there is gonna be a proper road for from Mira road to dahisar to Borivali ... well presently by BUS going to borivali takes 45 minutes .... If there was a direct connection from Mira Road to Borivali along the railway route . It would be much faster . I wish we had a Sea face ... or simply a road from West to beach ..

[edit] Removal of OR, statements which can not be verified and a lot of spam links

I removed a lot of spam, original research and POV statements from the article as can be seen from this diff. IP 210.210.59.98 has readded the problematic material and I reverted it back. Please comment here if anyone has any specific problems with the current version. - TwoOars 18:22, 17 June 2007 (UTC)

Things like commuting to Bombay and not having a hospital is fact of Mira Road I wonder why you removed it —Preceding unsigned comment added by Majid.syed (talk • contribs) 03:55, 19 September 2007 (UTC)

Apart from that more information like Mayor, Dy Mayor, Local electoral body, can also be discussed. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Majid.syed (talk • contribs) 05:02, 7 October 2007 (UTC)

Commuting to and from Mira Road has never been easy. Residents have the option of using the bus or trains to get to the city. During peak hours, the crowd in both, the trains and buses, make travelling difficult. However, the frequency of the buses are being increased to ease the travel a bit... This is largely original research and the tone is not encyclopedic, like the rest of the stuff I removed. Feel free to add more information, but try to make the information verifiable and try to add as many references as you can. Please ask me if you have any more questions. - TwoOars (Rev) 08:06, 7 October 2007 (UTC)