Lindsay Pereira: No work and absolutely no play
Updated On: 25 November, 2017 06:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Lindsay Pereira
It isn't just senior citizens, women or the disabled who are routinely ignored by the BMC. When was the last time it cared for your kids?

Where do your children play? This will sound like a stupid question only to those privileged enough to not have to worry about it. It wasn't an important question when I was growing up. I had a private school ground opposite the building I grew up in, and a park not too far away that was safe enough to grant my mother a few hours of peace on weekends. The question is rather pertinent today though, because I can't, for the life of me, figure out where a large number of children growing up in Bombay now play.
Those lucky enough to live in buildings that have play areas don't count, because they are more the exception than the norm. Where do a majority of children growing up in our overcrowded, space-starved city of encroached structures find a safe area for anything?


