Writing on the wall

The writing is on the wall in Bharat Van, Marol.

Linking to Monday murals 

Juxtaposition

Slow transportation against fast food outlet in Byculla.

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The Boss

The Boss being deserted by his followers once they realise he is not compatible.

Linking to Saturday's critters 

Layers

Layers of Mumbai in Marol from Bharat Van.

Linking to Skywatch Friday  

Sign

Sign for an advertising spot in Bandra.

Linking to Tom's Signs2

Fogging

Fogging carried out by BrihamMumbai Municipal Corporation to eradicate the mosquitoes in Bandra.

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Mini bus

These mini buses are operated on the feeder routes in suburban Mumbai. This is in Marol.

Linking to a blog hop here 

Colourful

Colourful mural by Wicked Broz in Marol.

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Empowered

A woman leader moves the world!

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Standalone

A lone egret waiting for his friends.

Linking to Saturday's critters 

Rain break

We had a brief respite from the rains.

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Man on top.

The sign says No Parking not No Sleeping. The driver catching 40 winks on a tiring afternoon in Bandra.

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Monsoon blues

Blues rule in the Mumbai monsoons.

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Rain drops

Raindrops keep fallin' on my head....

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Massive mural

A tall mural in a shopping mall in Kurla.

Linking to Monday murals

Chimping

Just checking!

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In or Out

A coppersmith barbet darting into its nest on the banyan tree in Bandra.

Linking to Saturday's critters 

Layered Clouds

Beautiful cloud formation in Bandra last morning.

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Gurukul

Mumbai University has proposed to start a Gurukul in its Kalina campus.

Gurukul is a traditional method of teaching that has been practiced in India for centuries. The word "gurukul" literally means "home of the guru," and it refers to a type of school where students live and study with their teacher in a residential setting.

The whole Gurukul system was based on experiential learning and was practice based with subjects such as astronomy, medicine, philosophy, political science, economics, religion, yoga, physical education, and defense studies as its major components.

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Nation builders

Off to work to earn their daily bread.

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Captain Redbeard

Captain Redbeard on a mission in Bandra.

Linking to a blog hop here