It began with the Ambanis. Now several others in Mumbai want their own helipad. Here's a list of those who have applied for permission, the Mumbai Mirror reported this morning.
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Mumbai has always had a problem with traffic jams. Going by the number of proposals awaiting clearance for helipads with the fire department, it would seem that our skies too will be buzzing with four-lane traffic.

Undaunted by the Rs 4 crore needed to build a helipad (as reported by this newspaper earlier, just the cost of hiring a crane that can reach the top of a sky-scrapper is Rs one lakh a day), corporate honchos are queuing up to get their own chopper service starting from their door-step.