Mumbai Diary: Tuesday Dossier

Mumbai: The city was buzzing with creativity and excitement this Tuesday. Anirudh Kadav, a local illustrator, showcased his love for Mumbai through a series of stunning illustrations. He captured the essence of the city, featuring everything from the iconic double-decker buses to the classic local trains. It all started during the lockdown when he began sketching places his followers missed. Now, his work is a beautiful tribute to the city’s charm.

Meanwhile, in Gholvad, a group of students from Wilson College had a night under the stars. They joined a sky observation event led by the Nehru Science Centre team. With professional telescopes, they spotted meteors and the Orion Nebula. It was a magical experience, far from the city lights.

And if you thought that was it, think again! Commuters on the Churchgate to Borivli local train were in for a surprise. A live DJ set by the band Baalti turned their usual ride into a party. The energy was electric as the DJs played a mix of their tracks and popular songs. It was a unique way to enjoy the local train experience.

Lastly, a heartfelt tribute to Savitribai Phule took place at a Dadar venue. The Urja Trust organized an event celebrating her legacy through art. Participants shared their interpretations of her impact, showcasing dance, poetry, and live drawing. It was a beautiful way to connect with the community and honor a remarkable figure in history.