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| A well-known gangster,(March 8, 1998) |
| Not having anything else to write(May 20, 1997) |
| One of the things that were there in old Bombay and which are not there now is the Coffee House. Sometimes, I acutely feel the absence.(April 15, 1994) |
| In the old days, all the world leaders and statesmen visiting India would include Bombay in their trip(February 17, 1992) |
| It is one thing to play 'Holi', another thing to remove the colours of 'Holi' from your body and face.(March 3, 1999) |
| The municipality has issued detailed instructions on how to remove the turbidity in water before drinking it.(September 6, 1976) |
| One way of spending a holiday in Mumbai is board a BEST bus at its starting point and travel through to the other end.(October 20, 1998) |
| The most comforting thought about living in Bombay is that it will not get any colder than what it is today. Perhaps, and it is a big perhaps, a drop of another couple of degrees, but still what they call as shirt-sleeve weather.(June 1, 1995) |
| ROUND AND ABOUT...(February 1, 1992) |
| There was a time when Bombay was the safest city in the world.(June 24, 1998) |
| This morning, I got up early and went to my back...(October 29, 1996) |
| Yesterday, after 50 years...(November 9, 1996) |
| We all know that the Arabs come to Bombay to see the rains...(August 8, 2002) |
| With TV, cable, video cassettes and laser discs on hire...(July 26, 1996) |
| Of the 100 years of cinema in Mumbai, I can account for 70 of them...(July 21, 1996) |
| The canteen boys in all the newspaper offices...(September 12, 1991) |
| A lot of people are fascinated by trains.....(September 4, 1996) |
| Yesterday, I was at the Hinduja Hospital......(February 4, 1996) |
| Last night, or early this morning...(March 12, 1991) |
| While the Bombay police are every day getting more efficient...(November 27, 1991) |
| I was with a Portuguese professor...(June 11, 1991) |
| Last weekend, firmly ignoring my guilt pangs...(October 23, 1991) |
| Under our office, at the corner of the road...(September 16, 1991) |
| Hindus have some of the picturesque festivals...(December 9, 1991) |
| It may be difficult to imagine Dadabhoy Naoroji...(June 9, 1991) |
| I think it was in his book on Bombay...(July 30, 1991) |
| I have not been to the market for my meats and vegetabels...(July 19, 1991) |
| Everybody is asking what is wrong with the students of Bombay University...(August 31, 1991) |
| Living and working in the city...(August 13, 1991) |
| I am no afficionado of music...(May 8, 1991) |
| I was talking to a colleague from Delhi...(April 16, 1991) |
| There was a time when the citizens of Bombay...(May 4, 1991) |
| Yesterday, I spent the morning and afternoon watching...(November 26, 1990) |
| Now that the sheriff has changed...(December 20, 1990) |
| Some thoughts on sheriff, past present and future...(December 19, 1990) |
| Apropos Mr. Nana Chudasama's I Love Mumbai...(November 23, 1990) |
| Walking on Bombay's Dadabhoy Naoroji Road...(December 14, 1990) |
| The Eurotunnel...(March 12, 1990) |
| Shortly after the last monsoon, in September 1989...(February 20, 1990) |
| An official of the weather bureau was explaining to me....(September 24, 1990) |
| More and more Delhi people, I find, are visiting Bombay...(September 20, 1990) |
| Apropos this controversy between the mayor...(February 11, 1990) |
| I often miss the trams of my life...(August 26, 1993) |
| Among the characters I have met in journalism...(September 10, 1990) |
| There seems to be some controversy over the naming...(August 13, 1990) |
| Bombay's monsoon people may be divided into two classes.(July 20, 1990) |
| For the last few days...(July 17, 1990) |
| As everybody knows, there is a race on between the municipality...(May 22, 1990) |
| According to a report in the morning papers...(April 19, 1990) |
| The strike of the auto-rickshaws...(March 26, 1990) |
| I had to drop a friend at the Santa Cruz airport...(September 16, 1987) |
| Buying shoes is no longer like what it used to be.(October 16, 1987) |
| Lately, I have been making a round of the clubs in Bombay...(December 30, 1986) |
| Not only are the number of hotels increasing in Bombay...(November 18, 1986) |
| Last night, returning home after a late dinner...(December 16, 1986) |
| Half of Bombay lives at ground-level...(October 20, 1986) |
| The search for accommodation continues...(September 16, 1986) |
| The Bombay police have come in for some unfair criticism...(November 6, 1986) |
| I notice there is some confusion in the minds...(January 28, 1986) |
| Living over the road as I do, with Peddar Road and the Kemps Croner...(February 27, 1986) |
| Now that change is available in any quantity...(February 28, 1986) |
| While the views of all sorts of people have been taken...(January 24, 1986) |
| Often, more and more so of late...(October 1, 1986) |
| When I think of the present diesel and petrol prices...(February 20, 1986) |
| The Pope did the right thing in visiting first in Calcutta...(April 2, 1986) |
| We are now in Bombay's best season...(March 1, 1986) |
| To assist the more than 2, 00, 000 Congressmen......(December 26, 1985) |
| There is a certain pastoral charm about a leisurely Sunday morning...(December 16, 1985) |
| Now that the Mahalaxmi Township is getting ready...(September 12, 1985) |
| This must be what they refer to as the marriage season...(June 12, 1985) |
| A lot of people have been wondering what the Congress I will do...(April 10, 1985) |
| Yesterday, at his grandson's navjote, I met once again Bombay only surviving police court reporter...(March 12, 1985) |
| A lot of people seem to be worried about how the municipal corporation will break the eight top floors...(October 10, 1985) |
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