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Much Ado About Mumbai

Lhendup G Bhutia

With the Shiv Sena wooing outsiders, the Congress banking on film stars and the BJP determined to repeat its best showing ever, it is maximum politics in the Maximum City

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Anil Dharker

City's open spaces and Raghuram Rajan’s new book

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

The bridge collapse, The Gipsy Kings and remembering old friends

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

Hypernationalism, BMC on a record-breaking spree and the house of a fugitive

Laughter and Lament

Suhit Kelkar

The crucible of the open mic winnows the duds from the real comics

Where the Guest is God

Rachel Dwyer

The Indian service industry

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

A synagogue as a cosmopolitan symbol

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Anil Dharker

The lost dream of a green city and the joy of Yo-Yo Ma playing Bach

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

The Tata Mumbai Marathon and the decline of bus travel

Who’s Afraid of Dance Bars?

Lhendup G Bhutia

No matter how often the courts decide in favour of dance bars, the Maharashtra government will not let them operate

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