Old mumbai city photography

AMBASSADOR HOTEL Title: Queen's Road, Mumbai Caption: A view of Queen's Road on Back Bay, Bombay (now Mumbai), with Watson's Hotel on the right, circa 1950. (Photo by Three Lions/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Date created: 01 Jan 1950 DURING BRITISH RULE OF INDIA ,INDIANS HAD RESTRICTED ENTRY TO SOUTH BOMBAY (FORT AREA) AS A SECURITY MEASURE ,AFTER THE FIRST INDIAN REBELLION AGAINST BRITISH 1857.ALSO POPULATION WAS LOW,DUE TO REPEAT STARVATION /FAMINE AS A POLICY TO CONTROL PEOPLE…

The urban development of Bombay as a capitalist port city, was a result of the distinct location of the western Indian Colony. Sociologically, the early Victorian Bombay emerged as a capitalist city with class differentiation determining the spatial pattern of the city. The colonial / indigenous spatial dualism was just an outcome of this urban

Mumbai also known by its former name Bombay, is the capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is the most populous city in India, and the fifth most populous city in the world, with a total metropolitan area population of approximately 20.5 million. Along with the neighbouring urban areas, including the cities of ... Read more

Marine drive 1910

AMBASSADOR HOTEL Title: Queen's Road, Mumbai Caption: A view of Queen's Road on Back Bay, Bombay (now Mumbai), with Watson's Hotel on the right, circa 1950. (Photo by Three Lions/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Date created: 01 Jan 1950 DURING BRITISH RULE OF INDIA ,INDIANS HAD RESTRICTED ENTRY TO SOUTH BOMBAY (FORT AREA) AS A SECURITY MEASURE ,AFTER THE FIRST INDIAN REBELLION AGAINST BRITISH 1857.ALSO POPULATION WAS LOW,DUE TO REPEAT STARVATION /FAMINE AS A POLICY TO CONTROL PEOPLE…

Victoria Terminus, Bombay (circa 1950s)

Old Mumbai

Rajabai Tower, Mumbai. The University of Mumbai's most famous landmark. Standing 260 ft tall and endowed with amazing sculptures, it was financed by Cotton entrepreneur and banker Premchand Roychand in the late 19th century.

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