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Mumbai Diary: Thursday Dossier
Updated On: 12 November, 2020 06:16 AM IST | Mumbai | Team mid-day
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A sleepy cat makes innovative use of an advertising kiosk, outside a Bandra eatery on Wednesday
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A sleepy cat makes innovative use of an advertising kiosk, outside a Bandra eatery on Wednesday. pic/Rane Ashish
A word on the city
There have been realms that have been written about Mumbai, capturing the intriguing history of the city in both fiction and non-fictions forms. The Asiatic Society of Mumbai is now organising a series of lectures where experts will shed light on some of these iconic pieces of literature. Dr Shehernaz Nalwalla, vice-president of the Society, told this diarist that the sessions will include discourses on colonial visitors writing about the city, and another one on Mumbaiche Varnan, a 19th-century travelogue in Marathi that was the first of its kind. She added, "We will also have a different feature that's a virtual walk, where [city chronicler] Alisha Sadikot will tell people about what authors like Rudyard Kipling and Salman Rushdie have to say about different buildings in the Fort area."
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