People of Mumbai

People of Mumbai

Stories that should be celebrated because of the kindness. Stories that deserve a platform. Stories that very define the humanity. Stories that would restore the faith in humanity.

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  1. 1A fall storyA fall storyI was born and raised in Mumbai. A city that is always busy. A city that never sleeps. A city with crows of people chasing their dreams. A city that always help5 min read1 comment
  2. 2Househelp's requestHousehelp's request"Madam can you lend me some money?" My house help Shanta asked me with a very polite tone. "How much do you need?" I asked her. It was the month of May. I assum5 min read1 comment
  3. 3The good doctorsThe good doctorsI am a healthcare professional. I automatically respect all healthcare professionals for their contribution to the wellbeing of the society. My admiration for t4 min read
  4. 4Heart of sweetHeart of sweetIn my city there were many sweet shops. All the shops had a very unique tradition. Whenever any milestone academic years (eg 10th or 12th) results would get ann5 min read
  5. 5Breaveheart auntyBreaveheart auntyI have heard a lot of stories of brave acts comitted by commoners. How bravely commoners fought tooth and nail for the justice or protection. How the good conqu5 min read
  6. 6Vada PavVada PavVada pav is the classic snack which is famous among all Mumbaikars. Anywhere you go you in Mumbai, you will definitely find at least one shop selling vada pav.4 min read
  7. 7The dosa vendorThe dosa vendorDosa - one of the best foods in this world. The batter delicately falls on the hot pan; spreads comfortably; becomes thin and crispy; deliciousness on a plate.4 min read
  8. 8The watchmanThe watchmanIn society complexes there are many people in the supporting function. These include housekeepers, office managers, and the watchmen. Most society complexes hav5 min read
  9. 9Saga of old clothesSaga of old clothesI was raised to use and reuse everything. When the clothes I wear outside used to fade, I would wear them at home. When they were unusuable, I used to make thin4 min read
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