Now come on, wake up Bombay!
Updated On: 29 January, 2020 06:50 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
Has the city that never slept been de-conditioned to cede spaces of the night, even when returned to them?

Partygoers seen at a Kamala Mills pub in the wee hours of Tuesday. Pic/Shadab Khan
Indore loves to be outdoors. Especially at night. This is the first thing you notice about this Madhya Pradesh mercantile town, walking around downtown bazaars like Sarafa, buzzing with people (of almost equal gender-ratio), chaat-shop hopping, close to 3 am, on any given day.
This is in sharp contrast to the rest of India, which is obsessed with sleeping early, and waking up early — having yet to discover the true joys of electricity, that makes it possible to reverse the sleep cycle. That said, there are in fact two kinds of people, and seldom the twain meet — morning people, and night people.
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