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Glaring Errors In Mumbai's New Development Plan, Jehangir Art Gallery Listed as a Veterinary Hospital
If the draft of the new Mumbai Development Plan - 2034 is anything to go by, then the city's famous Jehangir Art Gallery is a veterinary hospital and the iconic St Thomas Church is an orphanage.
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Iconic South Mumbai Hangout Cafe Samovar to Shut Shop
With Jehangir Art Gallery's Cafe Samovar set to close by the end of this month as a result of a court order, the city will lose a landmark and artists will have to say goodbye to one of their favourite hangouts.
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Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray Turns Photographer Again After a Decade
After a gap of 11 years, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray is turning photographer again. From January 7 to 12, around 70 photographs clicked by the 54-year-old will be on display at Mumbai's Jehangir Art Gallery.
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Artist receives threats, security over goddess paintings in Mumbai
An Indian artist said on Wednesday she feared for her safety after Hindu extremists forced her to remove two paintings from a Mumbai exhibition because they showed scantily clad goddesses.
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Glaring Errors In Mumbai's New Development Plan, Jehangir Art Gallery Listed as a Veterinary Hospital
If the draft of the new Mumbai Development Plan - 2034 is anything to go by, then the city's famous Jehangir Art Gallery is a veterinary hospital and the iconic St Thomas Church is an orphanage.
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Iconic South Mumbai Hangout Cafe Samovar to Shut Shop
With Jehangir Art Gallery's Cafe Samovar set to close by the end of this month as a result of a court order, the city will lose a landmark and artists will have to say goodbye to one of their favourite hangouts.
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Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray Turns Photographer Again After a Decade
After a gap of 11 years, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray is turning photographer again. From January 7 to 12, around 70 photographs clicked by the 54-year-old will be on display at Mumbai's Jehangir Art Gallery.
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Artist receives threats, security over goddess paintings in Mumbai
An Indian artist said on Wednesday she feared for her safety after Hindu extremists forced her to remove two paintings from a Mumbai exhibition because they showed scantily clad goddesses.
