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Ritesh Uttamchandani and his work on the afterlife of political posters at the India Culture Lab.

Eastern Express Highway


#DalitBlue (Everyday Dalit expression from the streets of Mumbai) "Whoever it is in power, they follow the law set by Bhim" (Dr BR Ambedkar)

Eastern Express Highway


Eastern Express Highway



Tutti-frooti.
Xmas holiday season fair.
The weather these days is perfect for that too. 

Somaiya Ground

Eastern Express Highway


Delicate. The body language of an ad for female condoms. 

Eastern Freeway




Places of worship in Mumbai Series.\: Immovable property

Below the Eastern Freeway is a popular 25-year-old Shani (Saturn) temple that still exists even though all the huts in the vicinity have been cleared. Let's see if it will still be there even after the Eastern Freeway is operational.

Mumba Devi Associates: See the places of worship in Mumbai Series here

A friend has borrowed my camera, so I'm stuck with a mobile phone camera for a few days.


Eastern Express Highway



Mumbai's guardian goddess, Paisa can can buy us pipes. Let's see if she'll pimp us some water.


Eastern Express Highway (NH3)




Delicate news

No "Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am", Manforce style (made by a company called Mankind) or raunchy Bollywood style to advertise the female condom distributed through Primary Health Centres. This wall painting sends the message across to the women, delicately.

Bhandup Pumping Station, Eastern Express Highway






My Name Is Padmini. Premier Padmini.

The bright green light (or any other coloured light) is an advertising device. It means that I'm available for hire and my driver is probably having a cup of chai or gossiping nearby.

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Digital photo books with stories from the streets of Mumbai are now available at Footpath Bookshop


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