Intense

Intense discussion on the shores of Chimbai fishing village in Bandra.

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Grace Beached

Grace, a boat, beached in Chimbai, a fishing village in Bandra.

Linking to a blog hop  here 

Vine

 ..Oh, I heard it through the grapevine.. is the song that came to me when I saw this mural in Vile Parle.

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History

Lovely old standalone house part of history of Bandra.

Linking to Black and White Weekend 

Searching

 

The Indian palm squirrel looking for berries on the banyan tree in Bandra.

Linking to Saturday's critters

Announcement!

This is to announce with a lot of gratitude to all my followers all round the world that my Mumbai blog has been adjudged as the Numero Uno Mumbai blog among all the Mumbai blogs by Feedspot. 

You may check out the result here

Now I can display this badge proudly on my blog.

Lunatic morning

The moon in Bandra a couple of mornings ago.

Linking to  Skywatch Friday 

Beautification

The sign on the bus in Marathi translates into 'Mumbai Beautification project.'

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Spiral

A pretty colourful spiral staircase in one of the houses in Bandra.

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War

The state of the world today. Anger on display in this wonderful sculpture in Bandra.

Linking to a blog hop  here 

 

Landing

A lovely mural of a man standing atop a building watching an aircraft landing, near the domestic terminal of Mumbai airport.

Linking to Monday murals 

Casual

A casual street scene on the street in Bandra.

Linking to Black and White Weekend 

Avian love

Pairs of black headed gulls (as identified by Google) in the back waters in Navi Mumbai.

Linking to Saturday's critters

Snowman

I see a snowman in the blue sky in Bandra. What do you see?

Linking to  Skywatch Friday 

Our Lady of Mt.Carmel Church

The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Bandra is a Roman Catholic church in Bandra, Mumbai. It was built in 1894 by Jesuit Missionaries. As the catholic population in Bandra increased in the latter half of the 20th century, a new modern structure was constructed in its place. Wikipedia

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