Last Saturday’s Page 1 coverage in this newspaper about a sign calling for the ban on photography and modelling in Bandra’s Ranwar Village, highlights our lack of respect for privacy 

Kolkata’s citizens had created an open-air art gallery of Satyajit Ray’s works on the road where his residence stands. Mumbai has a long way to go as far as creating permanent tributes for its cultural icons

Like the rest of the world, Mumbai also celebrated World Heritage Day on April 18. Our sutradhars Lady Flora and Sir Pheroze cheer for the hits and mull over the misses as far as the city’s heritage sites go

Our sutradhars got into an unfortunate situation when they planned to ride the Van Rani in SGNP. While the service has resumed since then, its breakdown is reflective of our attitude towards tourist hotspots

Once a common presence in urban ecosystems, the library today stands at crossroads, as it faces an existential crisis in the digital age

The recent discovery of Flora Fountain’s woes, as highlighted in this newspaper, once again puts the spotlight on the state of affairs with some of the city’s historic landmarks

If we had to pick a representative colour for our city, what would it be? Let’s pull out a possible shade card and see what comes together

The city falls woefully short of public spaces to read and consume literature. Sutradhaars Sir Pheroze and Lady Flora wonder if this can be addressed in a metropolis where time and space matter most

Many heritage landmarks in the city have earned nods from the world body for their historicity or restoration. But is enough being done to protect them, and showcase them to the aam admi?

Sir Pheroze and Lady Flora discuss the lack of safe, open public spaces, especially for its children who continue to be denied of such basic facilities

Fiona Fernandez

No peepshow here, please: Mumbai’s historic precincts under siege

Ray of inspiration, perhaps?

Put the wow in our heritage

Van-way ticket to where?

It takes a village to build a library

Flora Fountain’s distress is a wake-up call Mumbai can’t ignore

Colours of Mumbai: Are the city's iconic shades fading into concrete monotony?

Bookstores and beyond

Won a UNESCO award, so what?

Open-and-shut case for city kids

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