Friday, February 28, 2025

If you have had Methi Paratha, Methi Thepla, Methi Puri or any other Tasty Methi dishes... This is how Methi leaves from UlhasNagar reaches the kitchen... Methi = Fenugreek

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i have seen a man taking water from middle of road open ? for pani puri
that is why people get stomach problems/typhoid/cholera etc

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Thursday, February 27, 2025

No side walk@MUMBAI-@POMPEI 2000 years ago has side walk

The under-construction Road No. 12 at Shri Krishna Nagar in Borivli East, where the height of the footpath and that of the road surface are the same. Pic/Satej Shinde

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A close look at Pompeii’s stone-paved streets has shown how traffic through the famous ancient city changed dramatically after it was incorporated into the Roman world.

Pompeii’s streets show how the city adapted to Roman rule

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj -AND-AI generated Feels ·BY Patrick Patrikios

Rare Paintings of Shivaji Maharaj

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• Feb 22

This is how Great Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj looked in Real | AI generated

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Old Bombay - Dadar Hindu Colony, 1900s.[shows even Dadar was un populated]

OLD Dadar-a wilderness dotted with a few red-roofed cottages, methi fields that stretched to the beach and a headless ghost who ventured out after dark.

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Old Bombay - Dadar Hindu Colony, 1900s. Photo taken from Dadar side (Tilak Road) across Lakhamsi Napoo Road. Road Numbers 1, 2, 3... can be seen leading off Napoo Road. The space between where Napoo Road veers off the railway tracks (top left) is where Vaidya Udyan is today. As

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This is an aerial view of Tilak Bridge leading to the Dadar tram terminus in Mumbai, likely from a historical period.

The image showcases the GIP (Great Indian Peninsula) railway station and the surrounding area.
Tilak Bridge, a vital piece of infrastructure connecting Dadar East and West, was originally constructed in 1925.
The area shown was a central hub for transport in Mumbai, with the bridge facilitating traffic flow over the railway lines.
The original bridge has since been deemed dilapidated and is in the process of being replaced by a modern, six-lane cable-stayed structure to meet the city's growing needs.