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Presenting the Holocaust exhibition in Marathi for the first time, the Israel Consulate in Mumbai explains why lessons from this horrific chapter of history continue to be relevant

Colourful walls, group of eager children and a teacher moving away from the traditional blackboard to using a board game to teach alphabets are some of the things that make up the newly inaugurated creche by Byculla District Jail

Among the city’s handful of harpists, Meagan Pandian’s resolve to learn the stringed instrument led her to develop new approaches to teaching others across India and the world

A three-part series on arbitrary installation of railings, through visits to various spots in the city to find out how these railings are utilised showed they were used for  other reasons than what they were actually installed for

The old bridge had collapsed four years ago; the delay in construction was due to the pandemic and various other reasons, according to civic officials

In third and final part of our footpath railing series, mid-day talks to town planners and activists, about what went wrong and how to solve the problem

On spotting a copy of Tintin in Thailand peering from a secondhand bookshop in Fort, we were piqued to review the parody fiction and find other pastiches of the Belgian reporter’s not-so-familiar exploits

In the second of our three-part series, mid-day looks at BMC guidelines on installing barricades for footpaths and where implementation has gone wrong

In the first of three-part series, mid-day criss-crossed the city to document how footpath railings are being utilised for everything other than their intended purpose

There was a lot one could learn from the kids too, as they shared their experiences about how they had felt targeted because of skin colour