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• the quaint ol’ english church of malabar hills
  on Dec 6, 2014 in Bombay aka Mumbai Indian History 19th century protestant church All Saints Church Anglican Church British East India Company British Protestant Christians British Raj Christmas Governors of Bombay Grade II listed building Malabar Hills Sir James Fergusson South Bombay St. Thomas Cathedral Urban Heritage Award
  “There is no church here. I have never seen one,” the cab driver asserts as I get off on a quiet lane in Malabar Hills. Google Maps begs to differ. I am pretty confused. :) I am looking for a … Continue reading →...
• the quaint ol’ english church of malabar hills
  on Dec 6, 2014 in Bombay aka Mumbai Indian History 19th century protestant church All Saints Church Anglican Church British East India Company British Protestant Christians British Raj Christmas Governors of Bombay Grade II listed building Malabar Hills Sir James Fergusson South Bombay St. Thomas Cathedral Urban Heritage Award
  “There is no church here. I have never seen one,” the cab driver asserts as I get off on a quiet lane in Malabar Hills, South Bombay. Google Maps begs to differ. I am pretty confused. :) I am looking … Continue reading →...
• art focus – curated bandra street art walk – st+art mumbai
  on Dec 1, 2014 in Art Bombay aka Mumbai Giving Back Akacorleone Amitabh Kumar Ano Anpu Varkey Arjun Bahl Asian Paints Bandra Bond TruLuv Celebrate Bandra Daan Botlek Dome Gomez Hanif Kureshi Harsh Raman Harshvardhan Kadam Ink Brush N Me Mumbai Pali Naka Public Art Seikon st+art St+art India Foundation Stencils Street Art Street Art Festival Tika Tofu Tona Urban Art Yantr
  If Bandra’s charm could be codified, I guess this would be it. Cats and silver leaves—collaborative mural by Anpu Varkey (India) and Tika (Switzerland). So what happens when 20 internationally renowned street artists from all over the world,...
• art focus – curated bandra street art walk – st+art mumbai
  on Dec 1, 2014 in Art Bombay aka Mumbai Giving Back Akacorleone Amitabh Kumar Ano Anpu Varkey Arjun Bahl Asian Paints Bandra Bond TruLuv Celebrate Bandra Daan Botlek Dome Gomez Hanif Kureshi Harsh Raman Harshvardhan Kadam Ink Brush N Me Mumbai Pali Naka Public Art Seikon st+art St+art India Foundation Stencils Street Art Street Art Festival Tika Tofu Tona Urban Art Yantr
  If Bandra’s charm could be codified, I guess this would be it. Cats and silver leaves—collaborative mural by Anpu Varkey (India) and Tika (Switzerland). So what happens when 20 internationally renowned street artists from all over the world,...
• global travel shot: 1 year, 36 posts, 2,500 followers
  on Nov 19, 2014 in Global Travel Shot India Kanyakumari Rama Arya Return of the Prodigal Travel Blogging Travel Photography Wordpress
  ‘Return of the Prodigal’ turned one a few days ago. One year of 36 posts (from my side) and over 2,500 followers (from your end). My happiest and most sincere thanks to all those who stop by, read, like, comment … Continue reading &...
• global travel shot: 1 year, 36 posts, 2,500 followers
  on Nov 19, 2014 in Global Travel Shot India Kanyakumari Rama Arya Return of the Prodigal Travel Blogging Travel Photography Wordpress
  ‘Return of the Prodigal’ turned one a few days ago. One year of 36 posts (from my side) and over 2,500 followers (from your end). My happiest and most sincere thanks to all those who stop by, read, like, comment … Continue reading &...
• art focus – music and goddess – ranjit makkuni (sacred world)
  on Nov 16, 2014 in Art Bombay aka Mumbai Anahata Nada Aum Goddess Hinduism Indian Modern Art Installations Media Tribe Multimedia Mumbai Music and Goddess National Gallery of Modern Art Raga Ranjit Makkuni Sacred Feminine Sacred World Research Laboratory Saraswati Sargam Sound Engineering Spirituality Thurathadi Vedas Vāk
  Chants, ragas, notes and sweet melodies from wind, percussion and string instruments play almost simultaneously inside the vast interiors of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai. But it is not cacophonic. Rather there is harmony in the eclectic...
• art focus – music and goddess – ranjit makkuni (sacred world)
  on Nov 16, 2014 in Art Anahata Nada Aum Goddess Hinduism Indian Modern Art Installations Media Tribe Multimedia Mumbai Music and Goddess National Gallery of Modern Art Raga Ranjit Makkuni Sacred Feminine Sacred World Research Laboratory Saraswati Sargam Sound Engineering Spirituality Thurathadi Vedas Vāk
  Chants, ragas, notes and sweet melodies from wind, percussion and string instruments play almost simultaneously inside the vast interiors of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai. But it is not cacophonic. Rather there is harmony in the eclectic...
• exploring south bombay’s fort district
  on Nov 9, 2014 in Bombay aka Mumbai Indian History Apollo Bunder Bazar Gate Bombay Dockyards Bombay Green Breakfree Journeys British East India Company British Protestant Christians British Raj Churchgate Elphinstone Circle Fort Fort George Gateway of India Horniman Circle Gardens Mumbai South Bombay St. George Fort St. Thomas Cathedral The Asiatic Society of Bombay
  From behind the everyday commuter traffic swarming through the business district of Fort in South Bombay, peeps out an earlier historical Fort, albeit shyly. I have often been part of that sea of humanity, stealing a hungry glance around me … C...
• exploring south bombay’s fort district
  on Nov 9, 2014 in Bombay aka Mumbai Indian History Apollo Bunder Bazar Gate Bombay Dockyards Bombay Green Breakfree Journeys British East India Company British Protestant Christians British Raj Churchgate Elphinstone Circle Fort Fort George Gateway of India Horniman Circle Gardens Mumbai South Bombay St. George Fort St. Thomas Cathedral The Asiatic Society of Bombay
  From behind the everyday commuter traffic swarming through the business district of Fort in South Bombay, peeps out an earlier historical Fort, albeit shyly. I have often been part of that sea of humanity, stealing a hungry glance around me … C...

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