Go green

A controversial statement nowadays.

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Tanker

A water tanker in Bandra. These have become very popular and very much in demand in the city.

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Divider

A natural divider in Bandra.

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Apartments

 

The realty advertiser has made good use of the graffiti to advertise his product in Bandra.

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Transports

Popular modes of transport in Mumbai.

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Captain Sparrow

Captain Sparrow on a reconnaissance mission!

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Good morning!

The bird flying on the rays of the sun.

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Bhimsangram

A reading room in Bandra called Bhimsangram to combat ignorance. It is in tribute to Bhimrao Ambedkar. 

Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (14 April 1891 – 6 December 1956) was an Indian jurist, economist, social reformer and political leader who headed the committee drafting the Constitution of India from the Constituent Assembly debates, served as Law and Justice minister in the first cabinet of Jawaharlal Nehru, and inspired the Dalit Buddhist movement after renouncing Hinduism.

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Fitness

He gets his daily dose of fitness from his work day!

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Sun

Sun beating down mercilessly in Bandra.

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Pillared mural

Mural on a pillar supporting a bridge in Bandra.

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Light and shade

Riding on Sunday mornings is peaceful without the pedestrians obstructing your path.

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Flypast

A crow flying past at a dangerously low level! This was captured on the action camera on my cycle.

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Sunrise

Sunrise in Bandra, Mumbai,

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Important Sign

The Kautilya Bhavan is the Income Tax Office and the sign points out to Videsh Bhavan (the Regional Passport Office) in Bandra.

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Tring tring

The call is so important that he will not look left or right while crossing the street!

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Vasubaras

During Diwali, one day is dedicated to cows and calves. It is called Vasubaras. They are worshipped and thanked for their existence in human lives. 

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Grizzly

A grizzly bear at the edge of the forest. A lovely mural in Andheri.

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Happy Diwali!

 Diwali is the celebration of the festival of lights!

Diwali is symbolized by the lighting of diyas (oil lamps), candles, and colorful decorative lights. This represents the victory of light over darkness and the dispelling of ignorance.

The specific customs and traditions associated with Diwali may vary from region to region and among different communities within India. Overall, Diwali is a time for family gatherings, spiritual reflection, and spreading joy and happiness. It is one of the most widely celebrated and anticipated festivals in India.

A black and white image celebrating the festival of Diwali!

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Cute moth

This cute little moth visited me last evening. It's visiting card read Lymantrai Fuliginosa as per Wikipedia. 

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Summer sky

The blue sky is back with a smattering of clouds.

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Housing

Huge sign for new apartment complex coming up in Bandra.

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Voracious reader

A statue of a voracious reader in Bandra near Chetana College.

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Dig

Digging for good times. At least that's what they claim! Hope the tree survives the human onslaught.

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