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Every New Mumbai Restaurant Worth Visiting This Summer
This Summer Mumbai's restaurant scene is proof that the city hasn't run out of ideas.
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Mumbai's New Invite-Only Bar Has Been Designed By Gauri Khan At An Iconic Location
Fielia, an invite-only aperitivo bar at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Race Course, offers a Cocktail Cinema experience with a focus on mood, intimacy, and theatrical architecture. The interiors are by Gauri Khan.
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Nightlife Opens New Chapter For Mumbai, City That Never Sleeps
The long-awaited Mumbai nightlife policy came into force on Sunday on a cautious note, offering an opportunity to people to shop, dine and explore round-the-clock a city that never sleeps.
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Mumbai Eateries To Run 24x7; Twitter Celebrates
According to reports in a leading daily, malls, restaurants, shops and multiplexes in Mumbai can now remain open 24x7, starting January 27. Netizens have welcomed the move.
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Behind Rakesh Maria's Removal as Mumbai Police Chief, a History of Friction
Rakesh Maria's abrupt transfer as Mumbai's police chief in the middle of the high-profile Sheena Bora murder investigation came just three days after a telling comment by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
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Aaditya Thackeray on Mumbai's Nightlife
"We are put to sleep by stone-age laws," he writes.
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Good News, Open-All-Night Mumbai Plan Cleared, Tweets Aditya Thackeray
Aditya Thackeray, the young leader of the Shiv Sena, has said that his proposal to scrap the 1:30 am deadlines for restaurants and bars to remain open in Mumbai has been accepted by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
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Aditya Thackeray on His Plans for Open-All-Night Mumbai
Mumbai could soon pull out the stops to prove itself the entertainment capital of the country. Its 1.30 am deadline for restaurants and bars is likely to be discarded, an initiative championed by Aditya Thackeray, the 24-year-old leader of the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
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On His Mumbai Nightlife Proposal, Shiv Sena Youth Wing Chief Aditya Thackeray Speaks to NDTV: Highlights
Shiv Sena's Youth Wing Chief Aditya Thackeray spoke to NDTV on his 24X7 night zones proposal in Mumbai.
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Mumbai, Party Central. City to Get 'Nightlife Zones'
Its 1.30 am deadline for restaurants and bars is likely to be discarded, an initiative championed by Aditya Thackeray, the 24-year-old leader of the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
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Mumbai, Party Central. City to Get 'Nightlife Zones'.
Mumbai shall soon own the night. The city will soon have eateries, pubs, bars, and entertainment joints open throughout the night in areas designated as 'nightlife zones'. Non-residential areas, malls and some business districts are expected to get this tag.
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50 Mumbaikars pledge to help cops shut down pubs
About 50 residents of the western suburbs, from between Oshiwara to Bandra, have formed a forum - Citizens for Free Mumbai - with the aim of helping cops in their crackdown on the city's nightlife, which they claim have been causing them sleepless nights - the music is too loud, and their kids are getting 'spoilt' by the drug mafia.
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1,000 protest against Dhoble, 'the cop with the hockey stick'
One thousand protesters flocked to Carter Road and staged a protest for two hours. In addition to the usual sloganeering and placards that decried the archaic laws and their arbitrary implementation ('Dhoble go back!'), the young citizens spearheading the movement were seen distributing 500 thermocol hockey stick cutouts, in mock protest of Dhoble,...
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Judge who released Dhoble 'victims' makes controversial remarks
The Metropolitan Magistrate Special Court at Mazgaon yesterday ordered for the release of nine of the 11 women who were 'rescued' in course of a raid conducted by ACP Vasant Dhoble on June 4, and thereafter detained. The release, however, came hand in hand with some comments from the metropolitan magistrate, which raised eyebrows among a population...
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Moral policing affects live gigs in Mumbai
Following the entertainment tax that came into effect in 2011, ACP Vasant Dhoble's moral policing is the final nail in the coffin, say live musicians in Mumbai. Fearing a raid, many nightclubs in Mumbai have been cancelling live and electronic gigs over the last month.
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Every New Mumbai Restaurant Worth Visiting This Summer
This Summer Mumbai's restaurant scene is proof that the city hasn't run out of ideas.
-
Mumbai's New Invite-Only Bar Has Been Designed By Gauri Khan At An Iconic Location
Fielia, an invite-only aperitivo bar at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Race Course, offers a Cocktail Cinema experience with a focus on mood, intimacy, and theatrical architecture. The interiors are by Gauri Khan.
-
Nightlife Opens New Chapter For Mumbai, City That Never Sleeps
The long-awaited Mumbai nightlife policy came into force on Sunday on a cautious note, offering an opportunity to people to shop, dine and explore round-the-clock a city that never sleeps.
-
Mumbai Eateries To Run 24x7; Twitter Celebrates
According to reports in a leading daily, malls, restaurants, shops and multiplexes in Mumbai can now remain open 24x7, starting January 27. Netizens have welcomed the move.
-
Behind Rakesh Maria's Removal as Mumbai Police Chief, a History of Friction
Rakesh Maria's abrupt transfer as Mumbai's police chief in the middle of the high-profile Sheena Bora murder investigation came just three days after a telling comment by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
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Aaditya Thackeray on Mumbai's Nightlife
"We are put to sleep by stone-age laws," he writes.
-
Good News, Open-All-Night Mumbai Plan Cleared, Tweets Aditya Thackeray
Aditya Thackeray, the young leader of the Shiv Sena, has said that his proposal to scrap the 1:30 am deadlines for restaurants and bars to remain open in Mumbai has been accepted by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
-
Aditya Thackeray on His Plans for Open-All-Night Mumbai
Mumbai could soon pull out the stops to prove itself the entertainment capital of the country. Its 1.30 am deadline for restaurants and bars is likely to be discarded, an initiative championed by Aditya Thackeray, the 24-year-old leader of the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
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On His Mumbai Nightlife Proposal, Shiv Sena Youth Wing Chief Aditya Thackeray Speaks to NDTV: Highlights
Shiv Sena's Youth Wing Chief Aditya Thackeray spoke to NDTV on his 24X7 night zones proposal in Mumbai.
-
Mumbai, Party Central. City to Get 'Nightlife Zones'
Its 1.30 am deadline for restaurants and bars is likely to be discarded, an initiative championed by Aditya Thackeray, the 24-year-old leader of the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
-
Mumbai, Party Central. City to Get 'Nightlife Zones'.
Mumbai shall soon own the night. The city will soon have eateries, pubs, bars, and entertainment joints open throughout the night in areas designated as 'nightlife zones'. Non-residential areas, malls and some business districts are expected to get this tag.
-
50 Mumbaikars pledge to help cops shut down pubs
About 50 residents of the western suburbs, from between Oshiwara to Bandra, have formed a forum - Citizens for Free Mumbai - with the aim of helping cops in their crackdown on the city's nightlife, which they claim have been causing them sleepless nights - the music is too loud, and their kids are getting 'spoilt' by the drug mafia.
-
1,000 protest against Dhoble, 'the cop with the hockey stick'
One thousand protesters flocked to Carter Road and staged a protest for two hours. In addition to the usual sloganeering and placards that decried the archaic laws and their arbitrary implementation ('Dhoble go back!'), the young citizens spearheading the movement were seen distributing 500 thermocol hockey stick cutouts, in mock protest of Dhoble,...
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Judge who released Dhoble 'victims' makes controversial remarks
The Metropolitan Magistrate Special Court at Mazgaon yesterday ordered for the release of nine of the 11 women who were 'rescued' in course of a raid conducted by ACP Vasant Dhoble on June 4, and thereafter detained. The release, however, came hand in hand with some comments from the metropolitan magistrate, which raised eyebrows among a population...
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Moral policing affects live gigs in Mumbai
Following the entertainment tax that came into effect in 2011, ACP Vasant Dhoble's moral policing is the final nail in the coffin, say live musicians in Mumbai. Fearing a raid, many nightclubs in Mumbai have been cancelling live and electronic gigs over the last month.
