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Sachin or Anna? Mumbai, who will you choose?
Anant Rangaswami •If Sachin does well tomorrow, much of the attention on Anna’s fast will be diverted. Let’s remember, cricket is religion in Mumbai and Sachin a God; Anna, at best, is hope and prayer.
Mumbai braces itself for Hazare juggernaut
Fp Archives •Is Anna's fast Satyagraha or nuisance? Depending on your answer, you would go to BKC or stay far away from it on Tuesday.
Planning to party on yachts in the Arabian Sea? Forget it
Anant Rangaswami •The state home department has instructed the Mumbai police to turn down applications for parties on yachts and boats; the reason cited is security fears post-26 /11.
Want to become a cricketer? This Christmas is the time
Anant Rangaswami •Children, between the ages of 10 to 15 years, will get their big chance to impress arguably India's best chief selector, Dilip Vengsarkar, this Christmas.
Mumbai: A city where even the slum-dwellers are taxed
Anant Rangaswami •Although slums do not even have the most basic of civic facilities, like drinking water supply or sewage collection, BMC argues that they have the right to collect tax from every structure in the city.
Mumbai has no space for Anna
Anant Rangaswami •The biggest headache for Mumbai's civic authorities is that there is no space to host Anna Hazare. But does Mumbai really care?
Mumbai waits for Anna, Parel gets a new hospital
Anant Rangaswami •Gandhian Anna Hazare will be in Mumbai on 26 December to garner the city's support in his crusade against corruption.
In India, Maharashtra ranks third in transparency in realty sector
Anant Rangaswami •The Real Estate Transparency Survey 2011 ranks Maharashtra behind Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on various factors determining transparency.
In a first, international dance groups to perform at IIT Bombay fest
Anant Rangaswami •Teams from Indonesia, Turkey, Spain and Poland will participate in this year's Mood Indigo Worldfest, making IIT Bombay the only Indian campus to invite and host foreign groups to what is now seen as a world-class festival.
Mumbai cops stretched, yet they'll do more
Anant Rangaswami •Morning news: Three years after 26/11, the city faces a 19% shortfall in the police force. Yet, police personnel have been asked to man the roads, especially on weekends.