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भारी बारिश से रुक गई है मुंबई की रफ्तार

भारी बारिश से रुक गई है मुंबई की रफ्तार

Image Source : PTI Heavy Rainfall In mumbai (File Photo) Highlights भारी बारिश से मुंबई बेहाल बारिश और जल जमाव से लोकल ट्रेनें बाधित भारी बारिश से ट्रैफिक पर भी पड़ रहा असर Mumbai Rains: देश की आर्थिक राजधानी मुंबई आज भारी बारिश की चपेट में है। वहां पिछले 12 घंटे से बारिश हो रही है। चेतावनी के बाद प्रशासन, बीएमसी और आपदा प्रबंधन विभाग अलर्ट मोड पर हैं। अनुमान है कि भारी बारिश के साथ-साथ आज…

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#railway #mumbai local train #mumbai local train news #local train in water

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मुंबई राज्य मानवाधिकार आयोगाने बृहन्मुंबई महानगरपालिकेच्या (BMC) पी दक्षिण प्रभागाच्या अधिकाऱ्यांना 2019 मध्ये उघड्या गटारात पडलेल्या 18 महिन्यांच्या चिमुरडीच्या मृत्यूसाठी जबाबदार का धरले जाऊ नये, याची विचारणा केली आहे. आयोगाने अधिकाऱ्यांना कारणे दाखवा नोटीस बजावली आहे. पण तरीही न्याय मिळण्याची शक READ MORE

#death #Mumbai Local Train News in Marathi #Mumbai Online News in Marathi #Trending Mumbai News in Marathi #Latest Marathi Entertainment News

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[foodsies4me]

Another for later: Magnus and the trainees headcannons (aka I used to hate shadow hunters now I have a whole clan of them)

I have SO MANY Magnus and the trainees headcanons and if I manage to work in even half of these in the second part of AWG then I'll be happy. (Obligatory sorry for the rambling cuz it's going to be LONG😅)

Magnus is the first to find out Max has saved Alec's number under "Dad" on his phone and he's quick to promise him he won't tell Alec, but that he thinks Max should tell him.

Following up on that, Magnus promises to Max that if Alec ever moves in with him, there will also be a bedroom for Max to stay at because he won't take his big brother/dad away from him.

There will naturally also be a bedroom for Madzie

And some handy portal magic to make sure the trainees can also stay/barge in whenever they need some Alec hugs want to drop by.

When the Institute aka Alec makes a formal request to remodel the sleeping area so all the shadowhunters and trainees can have their own bedroom (thank you space manipulation magic), Magnus spends an entire week looking at bedrooms with all of the trainees to give each of them the bedroom of their dreams.

Arjun's bedroom wall has a moving dragon and Arjun refuses to leave his room for a whole two days when he sees that.

Magnus struggles to gain Ariadne and Hideaki's trust the most because of how shy they are. And then he finds out both love to draw/paint. Asking them if they will teach him is what makes them open up to him and it ends in a weekly drawing hour that Magnus enjoys far more than he expected - even if he has no natural talent at all.

On the flip side, Sarah finds out that Magnus knows how to dance and knows a lot of different types of dance and ropes him into teaching her. Colton, Linette, Aloysius, and Doris are quick to join in when they find out as well.

After Magnus changes his hair color for the fourth time Rara asks him if he can do the same with her hair and if he can make it sparkly, which is how Rara ends up with permanently sparkly hair.

This quickly leads to most of the trainees sporting rainbow-colored hair for a number of weeks.

Magnus finds out Barika is trans about three months into dating Alec.

The third time Magnus attends a training session with the trainees, Alec takes them on a parkour trail over the New York skyline and Magnus is reminded that all Nephilim are well and truly insane.

When he finds out that Keith likes to try new foods/snacks etc. Magnus picks up the habit of buying local snacks whenever he goes to some place Keith hasn't been to yet.

Magnus gets into the habit of bringing easy books on magical theory whenever he's hanging out with the Fearsome Foursome because they always want to learn more.

Steph is the first to successfully pull off a prank on Magnus, which earns her bragging rights for a whole week.

Of course, Max has to prank him even harder to regain his title of Menace Supreme the week after that.

When Magnus decides to prank them back it turns into a full-out prankwar that almost rivals the Mumbai Incident.

Max still somehow ends up winning and Magnus ends up ranting to Ragnor, Catarina, and Raphael after a glass too many because HOW DID HE LOSE TO A NINE-YEAR-OLD???

(Alec wins the betting pool because he's the only one to know all of the details of the Mumbai Incident.)

(He doesn't tell Magnus he won however, that would have meant admitting he bet on his little brother.)

(He does reveal to Magnus that Max is strictly forbidden from ever setting foot in the Mumbai Institute ever again, so he doesn't feel too bad for losing.)

I definitely have more, but these are already some headcanons that I adore. Thank you for asking! Rambling about the trainees always brings me joy and I'm delighted other people love them as well.💜

#foodsies rambles #AWG #answered asks #I adore the trainees #even if they're all little menaces

[mthaex]

The life of a international student

Being an international student is exciting you get to learn different cultures and experience the world but its a hard transition to move from one country to another. I sometimes compare it to going to a boarding school in high school but now you are soo far away from home. I learn at Parul university in India and I would say I have experienced a mixture of good and bad.

One of the things a struggled with when I arrived from my home country Zimbabwe back in September 2022 was the weather. India is hot and humid the air smelt different. I had imagined that India would be cold and cool something similar to where I am from. I soon learned what the moon soon rains look like and the hot summers which reach 45+ degrees celcius.

On my journey to India I did not travel alone I came with a few of my country mates whom i did know. The experience was exciting and a little bit stress full but we made it to Mumbai my first destination. The airport is beautiful and we soon made our way to the train station. I remember it was raining so we saw some good scenery

living far from home can make most of us feel lonely but with time you make new friends and they become you new family, it is important to create meaning fool friends because it is helpful. Hindi is a very tough language to learn I would suggest anyone to learn it. It makes communication with locals easier and simpler and soo far I have had a good time in India. Despite the heat I would say people should come visit India to come experience good food and beautiful places India has to offer.

[bundle-of-glitter]

In the US there are trains only the amount of trains varies wildly from state to state and town to town. For instance, where I live, I can't take a train to school or to another destination within my town/city. I could, however, take a train to a city 3 hours away, or take a train to another state. In the city in my state that's 3 hours away, they do have a citywide tram system, but it looks like trains so they call it a light rail. In places like New York City, Washington DC, or Chicago (all big city areas) they do have trains that people use to get around as transport.

but in most places that aren't big city areas, it's a car, walking, or taking the bus (which in some places is not the most reliable option, if I wanted to take a bus to my university's campus it would take 1 hr 41 minutes. It takes 17 minutes to drive there)

there is hope though as more places are getting trains/trams at the very least in developmental stages :D!!

Do you like taking the train? Or do you have another preferred mode of transport?

Ohh in that case then it's not too different from here ig? Even in India trains are usually for long distance travel between different cities. Ofc this doesn't always apply, like there's the local trains in Mumbai which are veryy widely used in fact they're notorious for being wayy too crowded. There's also metro trains in a few, well, metropolitan cities like delhi, mumbai, kolkata, the metro in my city is still not fully constructed tho so the bus is most common. Still buses here are pretty reliable and at most only take 5-10 mins extra depending on how far you're going.

And yes i do like taking the train! I don't have a particular preference though, I just like traveling anywhere because it's fun to look outside of windows :D tho my favouritism is influenced by how rare a certain mode of transport is. Which is why travelling by metro or a double decker bus (I have only sat in one once in mumbai, I'm not aware of double decker buses being available anywhere else?) definitely holds more novelty!

#toiletpotato!

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Mumbai, known as city of hardwork and patience. Hi, I love observing people. As more you read about me more you understand what I daily do, People fascinates me as much as diamonds do. Every book teaches you new lesson, every person teaches you how to actually use that lesson irl(In real life).

Today I travelled in Mumbai locals, yeah I know I and probably you also must have travelled through them. But today I am not talking about how Mumbai is Beautiful, rather let's talk about what makes it Beautiful, "Dreams Of People".

When every person in that packed train was busy in their own space, I was just observing them, as the stations go by every building in the way fascinates them . "No one of them would think about owning a house in the biggest building ?" I learned many things from that barely 5 Minutes of "non verbal interaction".

The way they were looking at those buildings got me, even they wouldn't know what they were manifesting subconsciously. Those eyes would like to just stop and have glance of the wonders Mumbai has. Everyday same route but still they never stop trying.

Even ladies compartment was almost full but still all of them has different attire , different way of passing those minutes until they reach to their destination.

It keeps me boosted as well as pushes me to think about what I learn from those observations, I know someone would think that it is childish but they way we all look towards life and people are very different.

Thank you :) (OD)

#mumbai #loclife #watching and dreaming #personal observations

[rudrjobdesk]

VIDEO: मुंबई-दिल्ली ही नहीं, दुनिया के कई देशों की ट्रेनों में होती है भयंकर भीड़, भगदड़ मचने का होता है खतरा

VIDEO: मुंबई-दिल्ली ही नहीं, दुनिया के कई देशों की ट्रेनों में होती है भयंकर भीड़, भगदड़ मचने का होता है खतरा

अगर आपने कभी दिल्ली मेट्रो या मुंबई लोकल में यात्रा की होगी तो उसमें होने वाली भीड़ से तो जरूर वाकिफ रहे होंगे. इन साधनों में ऑफिस आवर के वक्त यानी सुबह के 9-10 बजे के करीब और शाम के 6-7 बजे के करीब इतनी भीड़ होती है कि इसमें कदम रखने की भी जगह नहीं होती है. मगर भारत एकलौता ऐसा देश नहीं है जिसकी ट्रेनों (People boarding trains viral video) में भीड़ होती है. इन दिनों सोशल मीडिया पर एक वीडियो वायरल…

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#mumbai tumbai #news story mumbai #mumbai local train #ac local

[kathleenmarymulligan]

“You didn’t fail—your idea failed. Try something new.”

Last week, David and I were invited to be delegates at a G20 event at Guru Nanak Dev University, which is just up the road from Khalsa College.

One of the panels at this event at GNDU was on entrepreneurship. While this is not exactly my field, I am glad I was compelled (by my status as a delegate) to attend. One of the panelists, an esteemed professor of business from Mumbai, offered the thought that I have chosen as my title.

I would say that my idea—as conceived—has failed.

Without getting into too much detail, I will simply say that several factors have contributed to this: my own naivety at what could be accomplished with a group of actors with whom I do not share a common language (unlike Kerala—where I did my first Fulbright), some particularly nasty departmental politics that became clear to David and me a few weeks after arrival, a lack of communication concerning hindrances to my project work plan, and (what I perceive) as the global effects of COVID on the current college age student. One toxic presence has done more than anything else to dismantle what I planned to accomplish. I have kept quiet about this in my blog and hoped for the best.

I am disheartened, but I also need to look at what my essential goals were for this project:

•     To connect young people with survivors of Partition in order to foster understanding about the experiences of those who came before them

•     To guide a group of young artists in creating original material based on interviews with Partition survivors

•     To provide a way for said young artists to share their original work with an audience.

All this will be accomplished.

•     I have accompanied students on interviews with people in their 80’s and 90’s who survived Partition, and witnessed the effect their stories and these connections have on my students. I have been deeply moved by the experience of sitting in the presence of these survivors.

•     David and I are working with these young actors to create, albeit slowly, original monologues out of those interviews. I understand that students at Khalsa College (and perhaps more widely in India) are not as accustomed to writing their own material, so this is a big “ask” we are making. Many are rising to the challenge beautifully. And some very generous translators have helped us to understand what is being written.

•     And we will have a sharing. It will not be a full-scale production, as we first envisioned. Given the amount of rehearsal time that has been taken from us due to various roadblocks- a full production would not be possible. We have been given a goal of the first week in April (before exam preparation begins). With that date in mind, we had to let go of the idea of a full production last week. But we will have an invited sharing at the college, and I also hope to have a lecture/demonstration at the Partition Museum and a local cultural center. I need to remind myself that if David had not been able to accompany me, these sharings would have likely been all I would have been able to offer.

I am turning my focus to things I can control (and my little living space has been getting daily cleanings-- this seems to be my way of gaining some control.) Following the advice, I am "trying something new."

•     I am booking performances of The Belle of Amherst at several colleges in Kolkata, one in Assam, and (hopefully) one theatre in Nepal.

•     I have been awarded a regional travel grant to spend two weeks teaching voice and speech at an actor training program in Nepal.

•     And I have been invited to serve on the panel to interview Fulbright applicants among Tibetan immigrants in Dharamshala in May.

I have met a lot of great people here. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity. And my students are absolutely lovely people. When I am with them (those who show up) my spirit cannot resist being lifted. So-- I’ll share a few pictures of these exuberant, brave young people—and move on. The idea failed. I did not fail. And I believe these young people will take something meaningful away from this experience—as I know David and I will.

I “owe” you all a post about our wonderful return to Kerala. Maybe now that I have shared the not-so-pleasant, I can go back and share those beautiful memories!

[mumbailivenews]

#mumbai #central railways #mumbai local news #csmt #local news #train

[krisha212008csk]

City of dreams

Old Bombay [source 1]

New Mumbai [source 2]

Changes in city over the years

Bandra Worli Sea Link

The Banda Worli sea link is a recurrent image of Mumbai in the twenty-first century.

It is linked to aspirations of dignity and freedom from the narrowing community on crammed local trains and buses for the city's aspirant classes.

Bandra Worli Sea Link in the morning

[source 3]

Escalators on Railways and Skywalks

Western railway has opened two new escalators at the Virar and kandivali stations of the Mumbai suburban section as part of a series of improvements to the amenities and facilities at offers its patrons.

22 more escalators have been planned to be installed in this financial year

Escalators at Kandivali station [source 4]

Some other changes were:

Mumbai metro

Eastern freeway

Wifi on railway station

India's first monorail service

Terminal-2 airport

CCTV camera on signals

Popular Sites

Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai

This park can definitely amuse families with its wide variety of entertaining activities. In a safari cage, you may get a good view of the park's big cats whike having fun boating in the man made lake.

Location: Borivali East, Mumbai

Timings: 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m; closed on Mondays

Sanjay Gandhi National Park [source 5]

Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus

Another UNESCO world heritage site located in the center of Mumbai is Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus. This building, which was constructed in 1888 during British colonial era is a prime example of the Victorian Gothic architectural style.

Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus [source 6]

Population density

Density in graph [source 7]

Cost of living in Mumbai

Cost of living in Mumbai for a bachelor

○ Average rent- ₹10,000- ₹20,000 per month

○ Household cost- ₹5,000 per month

○ Transportation cost - ₹300 to ₹700 per month

○ Lifestyle cost- ₹2,000 to ₹4,000 per month

Cost of living in Mumbai for a family with children

○ Average rent- ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 per month

○ Household cost- ₹25,000 per month

○ Transportation cost- Up to ₹20,000 per month.

Cost of living in Mumbai for couples

○ Average rent- ₹30,000 to ₹60,000 per month

○ Household cost- ₹15,000 per month

○ Transportation cost- Up to ₹20,000 per month.

[Source 8]

General living conditions in Mumbai

Mumbai is an unstable city this is the 12th richest in the world ahead of cities like Paris and Toronto with an estimated $950 billion in wealth.

At the same time more than 50% of the city's residents reside in slums which are areas of extreme poverty with limited access to public transportation, clean water and electricity. 6.5 million individuals are taught to live in these conditions.

Slum area in Mumbai [Source 9]

Future prospects

The 'Acceleration plan'

The MMRDA plans to open two elevated metro lines in the western suburbs in 2022; one would run 16.5 kilometers from Dahisar East to Andheri East along the Western Express Highway, and the other will be 18.5 kilometers long, connecting Dahisar to D.N. Nagar in Andheri West.

Route shown on map [Source 10]

Diwali in Mumbai

Diwali symbolizes the triumph of virtue over vice and there is no better place to experience good attributes and virtues than Mumbai. Mumbai gleams with fireworks, lights, splendor, glitz and incredible fiesta. Residents of Mumbai go all out in their efforts to illuminate the lives and homes with the Diwali vibe.

Diwali in Mumbai [Source 11]

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Refrence links of articles:

Changes in city over the years:

https://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-from-bombay-to-mumbai-24-ways-the-city-has-changed-1909096/amp

Popular sites

https://www.fabhotels.com/blog/places-to-visit-in-mumbai/amp/

Population density

https://worldpopulationreview.com/world-cities/mumbai-population

General living conditions in Mumbai

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.economictimes.com/news/india/nhrc-expresses-concern-over-living-conditions-of-slum-dwellers-in-mumbai/amp_articleshow/88758104.cms

Future prospects

https://theprint.in/india/governance/2022-could-be-year-mumbai-begins-to-shed-under-construction-look-authorities-have-a-plan/792664/?amp

Diwali in Mumbai

https://www.cntraveller.in/story/7-must-do-diwali-experiences-in-mumbai/amp/

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#Best place Traveling In Jaipur

Jaipur, often known as the Pink City, is a significant stop on the Golden Triangle, a popular tourist route linking New Delhi, Agra, and Rajasthan. The name Jaipur is a reference to the famed Hawa Mahal and other pink structures that can be found in the city's ancient district.

Jaipur is a city of expansive palaces, elaborate buildings, and panoramic vistas of verdant hills and serene lakes. It was India's first planned city and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for providing a superb example of local city planning. And especially for first-time visitors to India, its streets seem a little more manageable than the crowded mazes of New Delhi and Mumbai.

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel movies were filmed in this city, which served as inspiration for Paul McCartney's song "Riding into Jaipur." It is a location where one can take in the performing arts, indulge in magnificent meals in royal banquet halls, and think back on a time when Maharajas reigned. At day, ride elephants and discover Mughal architecture, and by night, luxuriate in some of the world's most luxurious hotels.

Jaipur is also a shopping haven, with everything from exquisite jewellery and delicate handmade works of art to a wide range of fabrics.

The city is accessible by air, train, bus, or private vehicle from New Delhi. The trip takes less than four hours if you take a high-speed rail[....]

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Best Time to go

Although Jaipur is pleasant all year round, the best months to visit the Pink City are from October to February. Visitors can anticipate the warmest temperatures during this time because the days are clear and breezy. Visit between March and July to avoid the oppressive heat while touring expansive castles built before air conditioning. In Jaipur, the mercury can get above 100 degrees Fahrenheit during these months.

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Things to Know

The 10th most populous city in India is Jaipur, which is also the largest city in Rajasthan. It is referred to as the Pink City because of the sophisticated use of the colour pink throughout the city. A tourism route connecting New Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and Rajasthan includes Jaipur as one of its points. Even though Jaipur is only 167 miles from New Delhi, it feels like another world. Jaipur, the first planned city in India, was established in 1727. The city is constructed on a street grid rather than a convoluted maze of roadways, making it simpler to travel than Delhi or Mumbai. Explore pre-colonial Indian palaces, delve into Indian history, and unwind in world-class hotels accommodations in Jaipur.

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Taste Real Indian Food in Seminyak: An Exotic Culinary Adventure at Punjabi Grill 

A shining example of real Indian food in Bali, Punjabi Grill is tucked away amid Seminyak's bustling streets. In the middle of this vibrant neighborhood, they provide a peaceful sanctuary where mouthwatering dishes whisk patrons back to real India. Punjabi Grill invites you to embark on a culinary adventure unlike any other with its complex tapestry of flavors, smells, and textures. 

The inviting atmosphere of the place greets you as soon as you walk in, with the aroma of spices dancing in the air. A memorable dining experience is created by the staff's warm welcome, which envelops you. Whether you're an experienced lover of Indian food or just starting, their menu has something to satisfy even the pickiest eaters. 

Indian Food Paradise: A Culinary Oasis 

Here in Seminyak, Punjabi Grill takes pride in presenting India's varied gastronomic landscape. Their menu features a wide selection of classic dishes, all of which have been painstakingly created to embody Indian Cuisine in Seminyak. Every bite is a symphony of taste and history, from the spicy spices of North India to the seaside delicacies of South India. 

Savor the mouthwatering Tandoori meat, fragrant Biryanis, and melt-in-your-mouth creamy Butter Chicken, among other delectable specialties. A vivid assortment of dishes, including substantial Dal Makhani and the sumptuous Paneer Tikka, will thrill vegetarian enthusiasts. Every meal demonstrates their dedication to using only the freshest, most locally obtained ingredients, together with tried-and-true recipes that have been passed down through the years. 

To enhance the flavors of your dinner, choose a bottle from their well-selected wine list or choose a cool cocktail with an Indian influence. You will be taken on a unique sensory experience as you dine beneath the soft glow of ambient lighting and are surrounded by exquisite décor with Indian elements.

Combining Innovation and Tradition 

Tradition and innovation blend harmoniously at Punjabi Grill to create a dining experience like no other. Their cuisine honors classic recipes handed down through the years, but they also add a dash of contemporary inventiveness to wow and excite discriminating palates. Every meal is a work of art that honors the rich culinary legacy and the spirit of culinary progress, from creative taste combinations to modern presentation. 

Trained in the art of Indian cooking, their team of gifted chefs consistently pushes the bounds of tradition, experimenting with ingredients and methods to produce culinary masterpieces that delight customers. Every meal at Punjabi Grill is evidence of their dedication to culinary excellence and innovation, whether it's a classic favorite with a contemporary twist or a brand-new creation inspired by Indian spices. So, get ready to go on a gastronomic adventure that combines the best aspects of innovation and tradition, leaving you wanting more after every mouthwatering taste. 

Conclusion

Punjabi Grill is a beacon of authenticity in Seminyak, where diverse food options are abundant. Its Indian cuisine transports guests to the bustling streets of Mumbai, the vibrant markets of Delhi, and the serene backwaters of Kerala. They have made a name for themselves as Bali's top spot for Indian Food in Seminyak, thanks to their unwavering commitment to flavor, quality, and hospitality. So, make sure to go on a culinary trip with Punjabi Grill, whether you're a local cuisine enthusiast or a tourist yearning for a flavor of home. Your palate will appreciate it.

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