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- Aug 25, 2026
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Language, Livelihoods And The City Built By Migrants (opens the original)
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Mumbai’s recent drive to enforce working knowledge of Marathi among autorickshaw and taxi drivers has already altered the city’s commuting patterns. Drivers are changing routes to avoid checks near stations and commercial centres, some are temporarily withdrawing vehicles, and pockets of the city are reporting shortages. The policy is framed as a practical step toward better communication between drivers and passengers. The question is whether it is practical in the city as it actually exists. M
The Neville D’Souza Ground: A Small Pitch, A Larger Question (opens the original)
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On Tuesday night the BMC general body approved changing the reservation of the Neville D’Souza football ground in Bandra Reclamation from playground to an exhibition and convention centre. The Improvements Committee had cleared it in June. The Mumbai Football Association is in the Bombay High Court; replies are due by 24 August. Officials say a new ground will be provided. That promise is now the heart of the matter. The plot is modest: about 8,450 square metres or a little over two acres. It is
The Singham Effect And The Deeper Rot In Our Food Chain (opens the original)
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There is something cinematic about the past two months in Maharashtra’s food safety landscape. An IAS officer with 25 transfers in 21 years walks into the Food and Drug Administration as Commissioner and, almost overnight, the city’s kitchens, dairies and canteens begin to tremble. Tukaram Mundhe has been cast, with cheerful accuracy, as the real-life Singham of the state. The comparison is not idle. Raids, licence suspensions, viral videos of inspectors in the kitchens of the Cricket Club of In
Mumbai's Flooding, 'Our Own Creation,' But Not Ours Alone (opens the original)
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Mumbai: The Bombay High Court’s recent observation, that Mumbai’s recurring waterlogging is “our own creation” because citizens encroach on public land, block gutters and convert footpaths into shops and parking, lands with uncomfortable force. It echoes an older truth; the city’s stormwater drainage system was never built for the Mumbai we inhabit today and the habits the court laments have deep roots in how we have shaped this reclaimed archipelago. Mumbai began as seven islands joined by recl
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