Shivshahi

This is an air-conditioned Shivshahi passenger bus operated by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC). 

The vehicle is easily identified by its distinctive white body livery decorated with running multi-colored horses alongside the prominent Devanagari script text "शिवशाही" (Shivshahi) painted on the side.

Linking to Monday murals 

Light and shade

 Street in Bandra Kurla complex.

Linking to Black and white weekend 

Jog time

Time to go for a jog!

Linking to Saturday critters 

Good evening

A beautiful soothing sky in Mumbai!

Linking to Skywatch Friday 

Bombay

The sign at the entrance of 'Bombay canteen' restaurant. Mumbai was originally known as Bombay.

Linking to Tom's Signs2 

Patience

Patient pedestrian waiting to cross the road. A rare instance in Mumbai.

Walkers

 Morning walkers in BKC. Walk don't run!

Mural

A lovely mural outside the elevated nature trail in Malabar hill, Mumbai, India.

Linking to Monday murals 

Waiting

Waiting for passengers in Bandra East.

Linking to Black and white weekend 

Politicians

Time to change sides.

Linking to Saturday critters 

Skywatch

A patch of clouds in the evening sky of Mumbai.

Linking to Skywatch Friday 

Mumbai University

Departments of Sociology and Department of German, sharing space in a common corridor in the Kalina campus of Mumbai University.

Linking to Tom's Signs2 

Sub urban

Suburban Mumbai.

Morning

Early morning in Bandra East, Mumbai, India.

Classic

Timeless classic architectural beauty in Chimbai, Bandra.

Linking to Blackandwhite weekend 

Mealtime

It's mealtime for the street doggie cared for by the security staff of an apartment complex in the neighborhood of Bandra East.

Linking to Saturday critters 
 

Big cloud

One huge cloud enough to give shade from the fiery sun!

Linking to Skywatch Friday 

The King

 

Alphonso mangoes aka the King of fruits are back - a sign that hot and humid summer is here in sweltering Mumbai!

Linking to Tom's Signs2 

Right

The world is turning right.

Framed

Framed by nature on Malabar hill, Mumbai.