Bandra’s candidate Karen D’Mello highlights people centric approach
2026-01-13
Our PG in Journalism & Digital Media student Tiyasa Karmakar interviews Miss Karen D’mello, Congress candidate of Bandra Ward no. 101Continue Reading
Stop calling it spirit: Mumbai’s overcrowding is a crisis
2025-12-19
Every day when a Mumbaikar is crushed inside locals, metros, and buses, it feels less like commuting and more like punishment. The city may have one of the most extensive transport networks, yet it constantly struggles to breathe. Mumbai’s heaving trains and overflowing footpaths are often glorified as the city’sContinue Reading
Why Mumbai is kinder to young dreams than other states in the country
2025-12-12
Built on sentiment, shaped by migration and reinforced by its job market, Mumbai, known for its wealth, isn’t the only thing the country acknowledges. Far more important is the kindness it provides to dreams and aspirations. Historically, Mumbai grew not as a political capital but as the financial capital ofContinue Reading
“Forty-Four Thousand Words”: A City’s Wounds Reopened at Mumbai Press Club”
2025-04-25
Mumbai: The walls of the Mumbai Press Club, usually adorned with the humdrum of daily reportage, now carry the weight of a city’s trauma. Black-and -white images of burning buses, blood-soaked streets, and shattered images of burning shattered windows, and silent, stunned faces have taken over the gallery space forContinue Reading
In Dog We Trust. In Waste We Step: A Civic Tragedy in Multiple Acts
2025-04-25
Bandra: On the picturesque, Instagram-filtered lanes of Chapel Road, where art peeks out from every wall and the scent of artisanal coffee floats in the air, Bandra resident Meenakshi Rao is locked in a battle—not against inflation or the traffic, but against a far smellier adversary. “This is the thirdContinue Reading
Kya hai aapki khushiyo ka raaz? | Student Project
2025-04-23
“Kya hai aapki khushiyo ka raaz?”That’s the question I set out to explore on the vibrant streets of Churchgate and the iconic Gateway of India. From chaiwalas to college students, tourists to daily commuters—everyone had a unique and heartwarming take on what truly makes them happy. As a PG JournalismContinue Reading
Versova Beach 10 Years of Clean-Up—What’s Changed?
2025-04-16
In 2015, Versova Beach in Mumbai was a picture of neglect, buried under mountains of waste. But one man’s determination sparked a movement that transformed it into a cleaner and livelier space. Here’s a look at how the cleanup initiative led by Afroz Shah turned the tide for this beach.WhileContinue Reading
The 10th Raisina Dialogue series opened in New Delhi today, with Ukraine at its heart
2025-03-17
Mumbai, March 17: As the call for peace talks has gained pace in recent months, the presence of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha in New Delhi today to attend the three-day conference (March 17 – 19) assumes great significance. The war, now is in its third year, seems to haveContinue Reading
Sarmaya Art Foundation: A Timeless Treasure of Heritage and Contemporary Art in Mumbai
2025-02-24
Mumbai’s thriving arts and culture scene boasts a unique institution in the Sarmaya Art Foundation, a museum founded in 2015 by Paul Abraham, former COO of IndusInd Bank. Located first in Dadar, the institution has now moved to its new location at Kala Ghoda since last September. In the fiveContinue Reading
Actor Saif Ali Khan stabbed six times in his home, recovering after surgery
2025-01-17
Mumbai, January 17: One man has been arrested in the house stabbing of actor Saif Ali Khan in the early hours yesterday. The actor received six wounds, at least two of them deep, and one very close to his spinal cord. Since then, he has been operated upon at LilavatiContinue Reading