Mumbai Collectorate to Host Revenue Resolution Camps in Sion, Mahim and Malabar Hill
The Mumbai City Collectorate will organise the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Maharajaswa Samadhan Shibir Abhiyan, also known as the Revenue Resolution Camp, across Sion Koliwada, Mahim, and Malabar Hill on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. Beginning at 11:00 AM, the camps are designed to bring essential government services directly to the residents of these areas under a single roof.
In the 179-Sion Koliwada Assembly constituency, the local administration has scheduled the camp to take place at the Samaj Mandir Hall. This venue is situated at Sardar Nagar No. 1, directly opposite the Municipal School in Sion East. The location has been selected to ensure easy accessibility for residents living in and around the Sion Koliwada area.
The primary objective of this initiative by the Mumbai City Collectorate is to simplify the process of accessing government schemes. By setting up these localized camps across three different assembly constituencies, authorities aim to make it easier for citizens to resolve administrative matters without having to visit multiple government offices.
During the single-day event, residents can access a wide range of public services and government schemes. These include the issuance of various official certificates, ration card services, voter registration, and assistance with government pension schemes. Officials from the Collectorate will be present at the venues to guide applicants through the processes and help them submit the necessary paperwork.
In addition to the Sion East location, the Revenue Resolution Camps will also be conducted in the Mahim and Malabar Hill assembly constituencies. This initiative aims to streamline public administration and ensure that key welfare schemes are readily accessible to all eligible residents in these parts of the Mumbai district.
The camps represent a coordinated effort by the district administration to address civic and administrative needs directly within the local neighbourhoods. Residents wishing to avail themselves of these services are encouraged to visit their respective local camps starting from 11:00 AM on July 22, 2026.
