‘Buy land, they’re not making it anymore.’ ~ Mark Twain

‘Buy land, they’re not making it anymore.’ ~ Mark Twain

"Mumbai as a city will dependably stay light and in times to come if infrastructure gets down to business, for example, the waterfront street, Metro III, Trans-harbor join associating Sewri to Navi Mumbai, Navi Mumbai Airport and a considerable measure of different bridges to simplify traffic, then we are back in the diversion."

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* Before aimlessly trusting reports that a business sector crash in Mumbai is fast approaching, it is savvy to comprehend the flow of the present circumstance.

* With the rupee being at its weakest in August, it's a shrewd thought to misuse the decreased in expenses and the fall in the rupee, which can together make the cost engaging by anyplace in the scope of 10 to 15 for every penny.

Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple, Prabhadevi (Mumbai)

Vakra-Tunndda Maha-Kaaya Suurya-Kotti Samaprabha | Nirvighnam Kuru Me Deva Sarva-Kaaryessu Sarvadaa || (Meaning : O Lord Ganesha, of Curved Trunk, Large Body, and with the Brilliance of a Million Suns, Please Make All my Works Free of Obstacles, Always.) With the firm belief that nothing new should ever be embarked upon without invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesh, the Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple at Prabhadevi is naturally the most popular places of worship in Mumbai.

10 of the Best Places to Eat in Mumbai

Day or night, there’s always something great to eat in Mumbai. You just have to know where to look, and where not to look (don’t bother with the fast food chains). Here are ten of our favorite places to eat in Mumbai - from fine dining to street food and from budget-friendly options to upscale splurges - all of which are sure to leave you satisfied and hungry for more! 1) The Parathas at Delhi Darbar The roadside food shack at Mandlik Marg serves up a mean paratha. Choose from a variety of vegetable, meat, egg and cheese fillings and watch it get cooked to order on a griddle before stuffing your face with them. The fact that Delhi Darbar is a local eatery means you won’t be paying three times as much for mediocre parathas. They’re also open 24/7 so if you have a late night craving, head here! 2) Farmaish at Rang Mahal Rang Mahal, located at Trident Hotel in BKC, is one of Mumbai’s must-visit restaurants. Opened by restaurateur Vishal Singh, Farmaish serves ‘modern Indian cuisine’ which...

Ganpati Pandal To Visit In Mumbai - 2019

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi To All May Lord Ganesha Bless You All & Fulfill Your Wishes.

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