Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) in Mumbai is facing a critical shortage of drinking water, with the Central Railway (CR) reporting that only 30-40% of the necessary supply is being received. This situation has arisen as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) implements a 10% water cut across the city starting May 15 due to declining reservoir levels, which currently stand at 28.35% capacity. CSMT, which handles over 600,000 passengers daily, requires approximately 2.6 million liters of water for its operations, including facilities and train services. Commuters have expressed dissatisfaction with the inadequate water facilities, often finding water coolers dispensing room-temperature water and facing unhygienic conditions. BMC commissioner Ashwini Bhide stated that efforts are being made to coordinate with railway officials to improve the situation. Pre-monsoon preparations, including desilting of drains and track maintenance, are also underway to mitigate disruption during the upcoming monsoon season.