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http://princessmiasfotos.blogspot.com/2008/08/independence-day-special.html
I had my cousins comes down from Norway last weekend and since India was celebrating its 61st Independence day over the weekend, my sister and I took em to the Gateway of India. The last of the British ships that set sail for England left from the Gateway.  One of my all time favourite structures from the British days is the Taj Palace hotel. I have always been a great fan of the architecture, interiors, restaurants shopping arcade of Taj. there is nothing about this place that I dont like. Have been there a few times but this time was special. For those of you who dont now in the pict ...
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http://blog.ramagi.com/2006/11/elephenta-cave-mumbai.html
 Writing after a long time. In between lot of things happened while I am in India. Some what settled down and accustomed to Indian way of living with traffic and rush and so on. Currently in Mumbai on a project in CMC. First time in Mumbai. It is a big city and good too. Better maintained than Chennai.
During a weekend between my work at Jawaharlal Nehru Port, we went to Elephanta Island. You can reach here by going to Gateway of India and catch ...
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http://windyskies.blogspot.com/2008/07/through-karjat-by-udyan-express.html
This time last year the rains had settled down in Mumbai, having traveled up the West Coast early in the season.
So when we left for Bangalore we did so under a sky that had changed from a salubrious mischief monger to one of subdued obedience. The light had turned mellow, and birds were few and far between. Copper Pod and Gulmohar blooms were history, and not a trace remained on the streets of ...
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If any visitor asks me for a place in Mumbai that should not be missed out, it got to be Mani Bhawan among others. Though Mumbai is a big city, it has very few historical places or heritage centers unlike in Delhi, Kolkata, Jaipur etc. to see.
The Mani Bhawan is an old building, which was once home to one of the most famous icons of the century, Mahatma Gandhi. Mani Bhawan was Gandhiji’s residence when he was staying in Mumbai and was an integral part of India’s freedom movement. This monument is located on the Laburnum Road in Gamdevi, one of the most serene localities in the city.
This heritage structure has now been transformed into a museum and research center that n ...
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