MUMBAI.
Mumbai, Aamchi Mumbai.
“Hell is a city much like Mumbai,
populous, smoky but none say goodbye.”
The financial hub of the country is
slipping in rank.
Mumbai seems in reverse gear. It is fading.
There is no shine, no lustre in this
city.
It looks like ruins whose glory is a matter
of past.
Mumbai was destined to be the financial hub
of South Asia .
It
would compete with Hong Kong ,
Singapore
Mumbai has to compete with Dubai
Politics has come in the way of development
of Mumbai.
The politicians are responsible for
breaking Mumbai.
The politics of the country is selfish and
self-centered.
National interest is sacrificed to achieve
their personal gains.
The local trains run jam packed on hundred
year old track.
Disaster management is on paper.
When disaster comes, the same age old
history repeats.
Industries, Textiles mills and other trade
giants have shifted.
Mumbai contributed 15% of the GDP of the
country.
Its place is now taken by Hyderabad Bangalore,
Surat etc.
Unless some drastic measures are taken,
Mumbai will fade into oblivion.
Every Lion of Mumbai has to come forth from
the den. There are many serpent and
Many untoward elements have taken over the
affairs of Mumbai in their hands. Mumbai
is slipping.
Under the Nagpada police station, there are
innumerable, open-house of ill-fame. Such cheap sex has tarnished the holy
image of the Indian woman. Is there any
Son-of-Mumbai who dares to demolish them? And give the poor innocent village
girls involved in this trade some place to live by with respect and dignity?
There are all types of Big As, Big Bs and
all Bigs A to Z, who got rich in Mumbai.
Mumbai made them rich and famous. What are Salman, SRK Hritik, Lata Asha Amir
Rehman, Reshamia Kapadia and Sachin doing?
What miss World, and Miss Universe and other celebrities doing? There are Tata, Ambanis and many others who
made billions and more. There film
actors and artists of other field who got fame and money in Mumbai. There are religious Heads, Political
parties. It is their job to undertake to
Remove the Bhindi Bazaar, Grant road areas
of red-light. Let them come forward?
At least with their efforts, Mumbai shall
get a face-lift.
In the world over, the west media shows how
cheap the Indian woman is by picturising the streets of the red-light areas of
Mumbai. Take a lesson from this and do
something at least for their sake?
The time is passing. The lowest, vilest lewd streets of Nagpada present
a dreadful record of worst ever seen crimes, sins and murders. Such incidents never come to light. They are
nipped in the bud. All know. None speak.
In fact, all streets of Mumbai have been
crime-affected. The streets of Colaba, Kamatipura,
Shuklaji street, Tardev AC Market, Plaza
may be the bye-product of prosperity but they carry a label of blood thirsty
cruelty, and pornography prevailing in
each and every shop, hotel, bar and
dance club of Mumbai.
For Mumbaikars, East is East and West is
Best. They are a race. They are not mere inhabitants of Mumbai. They are its life. But untoward elements have tarnished the image of
Mumbai and earned a bad name for the entire population dwelling in it.
A Mumbaikar, all his life jumps into a
local after it has started. He jumps out
of the train
before it stops. He never, even once, gets left behind. He does not break his leg. It is an art.
It is difficult. All can not do
it.
Mumbai is a crucible- the great melting
pot, where all out of state people, have
melted and got reformed. It is their
duty to take the lead, and do something for Mumbai!
In Mumbai, there is every nook and corner
temples of different deity. They have to
take
the responsibility. Temples
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