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Residents blame construction for cracks in their 100-year-old homes
Updated On: 09 March, 2013 06:50 AM IST | | Varun Singh
Khotachiwadi trust complains to Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan that the construction of a new building in the heritage village known for its Portuguese structures is creating fissures in their houses
The quaint oasis of Portuguese-style abodes in a city chiefly decked out in Victorian and Art Deco architecture is under abrasive attack from a high rise in the making. Khotachiwadi in Girgaum has evoked lament from conservationists who rue that the heritage village has whittled down from the 65 dwellings originally designed in Portuguese style to 26 today, the rest having been sacrificed at the plinth of modernity.

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