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Haha Love it when militant peasants make it to heaven in pieces!

That is the Rajabai Clock Tower, at Bombay University’s Fort Campus.

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LOL

He’s not a Pakistani... he’s just unemployed, bored, disgruntled, retarded and pseudo, in every way and form!

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Haha the madrasah-educated, tactless waste of space is TRIGGERED! Scatterbrain, please gather your thoughts in a single quote to start with; we can work on your poor sentence construction and awful diction later.

LOL @ ‘facts’. Coming from a Pakistani, that’s hilarious. Seriously though, I’m not sure whether to laugh or feel bad for the likes of you. Oh, and it’s spelt, ‘grammar’. :P

I’m sorry but can you say that again in English, please? Many thanks.

Enough of this nonsensical BS that you guys keep spewing whenever you feel like you need to unhinge your oral orifices. Just like how a Muslim “cannot” buy a flat in a “Hindu area”, a Hindu, for example, cannot buy a flat in a Muslim-dominated area (not that they’d ever want to). A meat-eating...

What sort of a disgusting waste of space puts up articles upon articles on India like it’s his sole purpose in life, then goes on to make a joke about a bomb threat? These things are probably taken lightly where the OP comes from, but not in India!

I was talking about PSDs fixing the problem of accidents involving people falling onto the tracks of elevated metro stations that have a third rail system. Having said that however, from a safety point of view (for example: the unfortunate event wherein someone throws his/herself onto an...

Platform Screen Doors (PSD) can easily fix that problem. Apart from what you’ve mentioned, a third rail looks much less cluttered and is, therefore, easier on the eyes.

Midtown Bombay | MH cc: Towering Goals

Santacruz (E) cc: Palamaniamumbai on Instagram Midtown cc: Towering Goals

Well hello there, neighbour!

Hopefully, in due course, south Asians will grow out of it just like the west has. I like that we still have old bazaars, though, and it’s important that they be patronised as much as possible in order to never lose them.

Once Colombo gets a proper public transport system (which is a HUGE drawback) and slightly more wide-spread nightlife along with a more up to date airport terminal, it will be pretty sweet.

Mate, big shopping malls are boring IMO. Not sure why having the biggest mall is somehow supposed to be a badge of honour for any city/country. I’d rather go to a nice standalone shop that sells amazing things, or even a small-ish mall that’s high-end with high levels of quality.

What’s your definition of a modern city? For me, it is one that has 1. efficient public transportation options 2. A decent standard of living 3. entertainment and leisure options for its denizens 4. Ensures the safety of its people at all times 5. provides varied opportunities for employment 6...