Mumbai is ready for the Wettest week of 2025 😍⛈️ 📍Lalbaugh, Parel | 7 AM #MumbaiRains

Old Mumbai Memories A rainy day view of Girgaum Road, Mumbai. Victoria, double decker tram, vintage cars and a drenched road. #MumbaiRains

Water logging along Lokandwala circle in Andheri. #Mumbairains.

1950s: Khetwadi Back Road, 12th Lane Monsoon is both magic and mayhem. Flooded streets, umbrellas, and a Chevrolet truck stuck in the rain… #MumbaiRains

Are we not going to work today!! 🥰 #MumbaiRains

Aaj tez dhoop niklegi bol raha tha

Badi mushkil hai Soya mera seer hai Koyi isse abhi uthana Na #MumbaiRain

To those jo, aise heavy Mumbai rains me sabse door rehnewale aaj office jaldi pohach gaye

Scene outside Gateway Of India and Hotel Taj Mahal Palace #MumbaiRains

People walking on Tracks from Kurla towards CST. Hardship of Mumbaikars #MumbaiRains

Barish ke din, kon jaldi pahuchta hain kaam pe 😵‍💫 #MumbaiRains

X is raining with .. First tweet, Finally joined the X Hey Everyone Let's connect

Kindness is a language.

Trend is a modern term for bhed chaal. 🧐

Then & Now | J.J. Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai The first photo (from 1870) was part of my last postcard set, capturing the Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital in its early days. The second one is from my recent visit, the same Gothic revival structure, still standing after more than 150

On This Day | World Vada Pav Day In the 1960s, Dadar became the birthplace of Mumbai’s most iconic snack. Ashok Vaidya (and some say Sudhakar Mhatre) served the first vada pav to mill workers. This is the photo of first stall. Which is your favourite vada pav stall in the city?

Much needed: Versova to Bhayandar Coastal Road work starts... Finally, the day is not far when we might see ₹1 lakh per sq ft sea-facing apartments in Borivali, Kandivali, Malad hopefully after 10 years... 🏗 Graphics credit: Hindustan Times

More 50% Tax, Please.

Photos I clicked of the Lalbaugcha Raja Decor today in Mumbai 2025 Ganpati Bappa Morya

Food for thought. This is world wide data, but even Indian data shows 9/10 Indian households cannot afford even the minimum cost recommended diet, driven by costly food groups like vegetables and fruits.