In a recent meeting with Mumbai's city collector Anchal Goyal, four gymkhanas in Marine Lines—PJ Hindu Gymkhana, Parsi Gymkhana, Islam Gymkhana, and Catholic Gymkhana—requested several concessions to alleviate financial burdens. They are seeking relief in stamp duty valuation, which currently demands over ₹4 crore from Islam Gymkhana alone, and a reduction in annual lease rent hikes from 4% to 2%. The gymkhanas argue that lower fees would enable them to continue promoting sports and community welfare effectively. They also requested access to unused Floor Space Index (FSI) to improve their facilities without compromising their core missions. The gymkhanas assured compliance with a 2025 government resolution that mandates providing 5% membership to Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officers and other grade-I officials. The collector's office is reportedly reviewing inputs to revise policy clauses for gymkhanas and clubs, as the previous guidelines were modified by the 2025 resolution.