It’s sad that hotel owners are treated badly just because so many of them break rules and take local laws for granted

Now that India is the world’s fourth-largest economy, we can soon start hoping for running water in this city

We should stop worrying about how the past is constantly being erased and start focusing on new roads or bridges instead

A lot of countries can benefit from spending time with India’s CEOs, VPs, and representatives of senior management

If politicians are allegedly auctioning public space to the highest bidder, this should be legalised for our betterment

When a government makes multiple efforts to mask failures, why should it be condemned instead of applauded?

Developers now refer to ‘Bandra Bay’ as the next big thing, which only proves that they haven’t visited the area lately

Getting from one part of the city to the other can now take hours, and accepting this as normal should worry us all

It’s sad when NRIs are attacked abroad for giving the world an accurate glimpse of what we’re like

One book. Eighteen stories. Multiple emotions. The Only City (HarperCollins) set for release next week is a tribute to the cosmopolitanism and layered core of Bombay and Mumbai. Six contributing authors reveal the metropolis’ unique characteristics that made its way into their stories

Lindsay pereira

Justice for India’s restaurateurs

Tackling one problem at a time

Heritage is an overrated concept

World’s best corporate culture

Let’s put our footpaths on eBay

In praise of smoke and mirrors

Better than Singapore and Dubai

A perennial state of limbo

Making India a global brand

As 'The Only City' releases, six authors dive into their stories about Mumbai

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