Traffic

Lunch hour traffic on Bandra Linking Road which will be starved for space in the evening as it is a very popular shopping street of Mumbai.

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Round the corner

A masjid round the corner in Nagpada.

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Bright and beautiful!

A beautiful mural on the flyover in Bandra.

At play

Good to see boys at play on the ground rather than virtual gaming.

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Rare visitor

A 'Common owl moth' dropped in last evening to say hello!

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Floating fluff

Floating fluffy clouds in a blue sky.

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SIgns

The sign on the big building top is 'Indian Oil'. It is the head office of Indian Oil Corp. There are 2 signs on the autorickshaw. On the bottom left written in Devnagari script is 'Aditi' which is a name dear to the autorickshaw driver. On the centre is written Max 3 Pass (meaning maximum 3 passengers).

Clicked this at the crossroads in Bandra.

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Bandra heritage

The Bandra suburban railway station, a Grade 1 Heritage structure, is lit up every evening. The architecture is a mix of Indian and British. It was opened in 1869.

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CDP Theme Day - Blue

 A man in blue walking past a blue car against a blue fence!

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Graffiti

 

I wonder if this is a self portrait of the artist! Saw this in Bharatvan, Marol.

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Shopping

Shopping in the Veggies market.

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Expectant

 

Have you brought any treats for me?

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One flew over..

One flew over another in a blue sky with a dark silver lined cloud.

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Yum

The Yum treat cafe in Bandra. Incidentally Yum in Indian languages means the God of death. This obviously is a faux pas on the part of the owners while naming their cafe! 

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Siesta

 

Time to rest a while for the autorickshaw driver.

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Peeled garlic

Shop selling garlic (peeled and unpeeled) in Mirza Ghalib market and see below to see the garlic peeler.

The garlic peeler sits below the shop selling garlic.

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Raging bull

Looks like a raging bull to me. This lovely mural is in Bharatvan, Marol.

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Defiance

Flies refusing to fly off despite the smoke. They are holding their ground.

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Shy

A shy fruit bat hiding his face behind the leaves of the banyan tree.

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