Mumbai

When Nana Patekar Came Visiting

Akshay Sawai

…and said the sort of things that are never said at home

A Pardon for Sanjay Dutt

Haima Deshpande

There is no valid argument to let him off

The Slang of Mumbai Cricket

Akshay Sawai

Mumbai recently won a record 40th Ranji Trophy title. And their glossary of cricketing terms remains as colourful as ever

The Killer Cops Who Refuse to Fade Away

Madhavankutty Pillai

A builder’s murder captured on camera serves as a reminder of what happens when encounter specialists run amuck

Villain, Depending on Convenience

Madhavankutty Pillai

How Vasant Dhoble, the much-reviled Mumbai cop, holds a mirror to the self-centredness of the middle-class

12/12/12 and More

Aastha Atray Banan

A Mumbai couple’s curious date with marriage

In Remembrance of Horrors Past

Jyoti Punwani

The riots of 1992-93 were so brutal, it seemed Mumbai would never recover. Yet, despite no signs of justice, victims of the violence are beginning to move on

It’s Drizzling Balls

Sharmeen Hakim Indorewala

The pain of living near a golf course for a Mumbai housing society

The Subtext of a Drubbing

Akshay Sawai

What India’s shameful defeat in Mumbai reveals

Mumbai after Thackeray

Haima Deshpande

For now, it is advantage Uddhav

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Mumbai

When Nana Patekar Came Visiting

A Pardon for Sanjay Dutt

The Slang of Mumbai Cricket

The Killer Cops Who Refuse to Fade Away

Villain, Depending on Convenience

12/12/12 and More

In Remembrance of Horrors Past

It’s Drizzling Balls

The Subtext of a Drubbing

Mumbai after Thackeray

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