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Review: What We Liked At The Quarter, The Restaurant Next To Mumbai's Royal Opera House
We recently visited The Quarter, the restaurant located beside The Royal Opera House in Mumbai. Here are our recommendations from the food menu.
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Opera Makes A Comeback To Mumbai's Royal Opera House
Mumbai's Royal Opera House is back to hosting performances starting August. This time it's a sparkling classical comedy by Austrian composer Josef Haydn.
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Mumbai's Colonial-Era Opera House Restored To Past Glory
India's only surviving opera house has been restored to its old glory, reopening to the public more than two decades after it closed in disrepair.
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How We Restored Mumbai's 100-Year-Old Opera House
We hope that the project would not only bring back to life a very important grade one heritage building within the city of Mumbai, but also give back to the city a very important venue in the heart of the city of Mumbai to host live theatre and live music performances and therefore restore a part of Mumbai's cultural history.
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Curtains To Go Up At Mumbai's Iconic Royal Opera House After 2 Decades
Royal Opera House, an iconic landmark in Mumbai that was structurally unsafe a few decades ago is just a few days away from welcoming people once again in all its magnificence.
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The House of Mukerjea Crawled With Secrets Now Laid Bare
If it weren't a real-life tragedy involving the murder of a young woman, the story of Indrani Mukerjea would be dismissed as a collective of the coarsest soap opera tropes
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Thieves steal Rs 2 cr diamonds, damage CCTV before fleeing
Diamonds worth Rs 2 crore were stolen from the office of a diamond merchant at Opera House over the weekend. When the trader went to his office on Monday morning, he was left aghast when the safe containing the jewels had been broken into and his valuables missing.
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Diamonds worth Rs 2 cr burgled from Mumbai trader's office
A trader's office was burgled of diamonds worth around Rs 2 crore at Opera House area in south Mumbai, police said.
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13/7 accused had eye surgery to dodge ATS
Twenty six-year-old Wakas Ibrahim Shaikh, an accused in the 13/7 terror blasts case, definitely thinks so. He allegedly underwent a laser operation to get rid of his glasses, in a bid to disguise his look three months after the terror attack which occurred at the Opera House, Zaveri Bazaar, and Dadar (west).
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Brake fails in school bus, pedestrian run over
Suffering from brake failure, a school bus driver swerved into a taxi at Opera House yesterday. Owing to the impact of the crash, the cab then rammed into a pedestrian, who later succumbed to his injuries. Around 5 pm on Wednesday, Narendra Shah, a resident of Borivli, left his auto parts store at Opera House and was heading for Currey Road station...
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13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
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Diamonds worth 25 crores recovered from Opera House site
As many as 65 diamonds, estimated to be worth Rs 25 crore, have been recovered from the Opera House blast site by rescue workers while cleaning the streets strewn with debris.
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Death toll in Mumbai terror blasts rises to 19
A man, who sustained serious injuries in the July 13 triple blasts here, today died in a city hospital, taking the death toll in the bombings to 19.
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Opera House footage provides no breakthrough
Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.
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Tale of two diamond traders: A Hindu, a Muslim
Piyush Goradia stands on the road waiting for his friend, Tushar. The two would often phone each other to meet near Mumbai's Opera House, where Tushar worked. This time, Piyush waits outside Tushar's home. This time, there will no banter, no hurriedly-shared snack. Just the long slow walk to a crematorium nearby.
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Review: What We Liked At The Quarter, The Restaurant Next To Mumbai's Royal Opera House
We recently visited The Quarter, the restaurant located beside The Royal Opera House in Mumbai. Here are our recommendations from the food menu.
-
Opera Makes A Comeback To Mumbai's Royal Opera House
Mumbai's Royal Opera House is back to hosting performances starting August. This time it's a sparkling classical comedy by Austrian composer Josef Haydn.
-
Mumbai's Colonial-Era Opera House Restored To Past Glory
India's only surviving opera house has been restored to its old glory, reopening to the public more than two decades after it closed in disrepair.
-
How We Restored Mumbai's 100-Year-Old Opera House
We hope that the project would not only bring back to life a very important grade one heritage building within the city of Mumbai, but also give back to the city a very important venue in the heart of the city of Mumbai to host live theatre and live music performances and therefore restore a part of Mumbai's cultural history.
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Curtains To Go Up At Mumbai's Iconic Royal Opera House After 2 Decades
Royal Opera House, an iconic landmark in Mumbai that was structurally unsafe a few decades ago is just a few days away from welcoming people once again in all its magnificence.
-
The House of Mukerjea Crawled With Secrets Now Laid Bare
If it weren't a real-life tragedy involving the murder of a young woman, the story of Indrani Mukerjea would be dismissed as a collective of the coarsest soap opera tropes
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Thieves steal Rs 2 cr diamonds, damage CCTV before fleeing
Diamonds worth Rs 2 crore were stolen from the office of a diamond merchant at Opera House over the weekend. When the trader went to his office on Monday morning, he was left aghast when the safe containing the jewels had been broken into and his valuables missing.
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Diamonds worth Rs 2 cr burgled from Mumbai trader's office
A trader's office was burgled of diamonds worth around Rs 2 crore at Opera House area in south Mumbai, police said.
-
13/7 accused had eye surgery to dodge ATS
Twenty six-year-old Wakas Ibrahim Shaikh, an accused in the 13/7 terror blasts case, definitely thinks so. He allegedly underwent a laser operation to get rid of his glasses, in a bid to disguise his look three months after the terror attack which occurred at the Opera House, Zaveri Bazaar, and Dadar (west).
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Brake fails in school bus, pedestrian run over
Suffering from brake failure, a school bus driver swerved into a taxi at Opera House yesterday. Owing to the impact of the crash, the cab then rammed into a pedestrian, who later succumbed to his injuries. Around 5 pm on Wednesday, Narendra Shah, a resident of Borivli, left his auto parts store at Opera House and was heading for Currey Road station...
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13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
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Diamonds worth 25 crores recovered from Opera House site
As many as 65 diamonds, estimated to be worth Rs 25 crore, have been recovered from the Opera House blast site by rescue workers while cleaning the streets strewn with debris.
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Death toll in Mumbai terror blasts rises to 19
A man, who sustained serious injuries in the July 13 triple blasts here, today died in a city hospital, taking the death toll in the bombings to 19.
-
Opera House footage provides no breakthrough
Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.
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Tale of two diamond traders: A Hindu, a Muslim
Piyush Goradia stands on the road waiting for his friend, Tushar. The two would often phone each other to meet near Mumbai's Opera House, where Tushar worked. This time, Piyush waits outside Tushar's home. This time, there will no banter, no hurriedly-shared snack. Just the long slow walk to a crematorium nearby.
