Sufiyan

Signage behind the autorickshaw. 'Sufiyan' is an Arabic origin name meaning devoted, pure or pious.

Below that is written 'Dekho magar pyaar se' in Devanagiri script. It translates to 'Look, but with love.'

Linking to Tom's Signs2

Street shopping

Sunday Street shopping on D.N.Road in south Mumbai.

Hutatma chowk

Hutatma Chowk (Martyrs' Square) in South Mumbai is a memorial dedicated to the 106 protesters, known as Hutatmas, killed by police in 1955-1956 during the Samyukta Maharashtra Movement. Located at Flora Fountain in the Fort area. The site features a bronze statue alongside the Eternal flame, of a "Martyr with a Flame" created by sculptor Harish Talim to honor those who fought for a separate Marathi-speaking state.

The "Martyr with a Flame" bronze statue symbolizes the sacrifice of the protestors, featuring a man and woman holding a torch, representing the working class and farmers.

In the background you can see the Bombay High Court.

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Mumbai local

A mural in a bar in Khar which roughly translates to 'Mumbai without the local train and life without friendship is not complete.'

Linking to Monday murals 

Reflections

Reflections in black and white.

Linking to Black and White Weekend 

Rocking horse

A rocking horse art installation at the annual Kala(black) Ghoda(horse) Art Festival in South Mumbai.

Linking to Saturday's critters  

Flora fountain

Flora Fountain, built in 1864 and unveiled in 1869, is an iconic, 38-foot-high, white Portland stone monument in South Mumbai’s Fort area. It honors the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, featuring her statue at the top.

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