Yesterday I went to Dadar Chowpatty and saw one of the horses that people rent and ride there.

I honestly don't know how to explain it, but there was so much sadness in his eyes. He looked exhausted and so uncomfortable. And the thing that really broke me was the rope in his mouth. It looked like it was hurting or irritating his mouth, and he kept trying to move it away with his tongue, again and again, but he just couldn't.

I stood there watching and touching his face and I felt so fucking helpless.

He looked like he just wanted to be left alone.

I wanted to cry so so bad. I genuinely wanted to somehow take him away from there and save him, but what can I realistically do? I don't have the money, space, or means to take in a horse and properly look after him. And that feeling of knowing something is wrong but not being able to do anything about it is horrible.

I don't understand how this is still allowed. How is making an animal carry people around for entertainment, while it's visibly uncomfortable and trying to get the thing out of its mouth, not considered cruelty? It genuinely felt like one of the most obvious forms of animal cruelty to me.

:(( my babyy 🫂🫂🫂

She not only stood up for people stuck in Traffic but also shown the BJP MLA what happens when a common man/woman gets angry.

A woman stuck in traffic for hours can be seen pleading to organisers/police to remove the blockage, saying that she had an emergency and needed to pass. The incident happened near Bastian Beach Club, Juhu, Mumbai, on 6 September.

The road blockage was reportedly due to the Queens Drive Club 6.0 supercar rally, organised for cancer awareness.

The cause may be meaningful, but why should ordinary citizens face such inconvenience because of a VIP event?

Such events should be managed without unnecessarily disrupting regular traffic or the daily lives of Mumbaikars.

—it took him 5min to come down the escalator from the moment I started recording. I wonder how long he had been trying before that.

Context : I was in a taxi with 3 of my friends and we saw this near Dadar East TT circle. Due to a lot of traffic many people on scooty and bike tried to use the wrong side to merge onto the main road. The person in the video got frustrated because they weren't allowing him to cross. He aptly gave them a piece of his mind.

Everyone from Zomato riders to richkids on their superbikes all were forced to back off and use the normal left side. It was refreshing to see that some citizens still care about civic sense in this country.

With him other 25 protesters are kidnapped who were marching to chaityabhoomi dadar with candle light vigil. police say's march was unauthorised and illigal and people can't protest to get justice in our eyesight.

No personal hate towards Gujarati people but the recent narrative built by multiple instagrammers are that they are peaceful towards other communities. First of all most(not all) gujarati communities in Maharashtra are not even inclusive, they might have friendly relations with other communities but most of them are closed community. There are many examples like in Mumbai where societies don't allow anyone except Guijjus and or Jains. Just saying "to stay peaceful with someone first you have include them and then accept them". Even in my locality there are multiple societies that are exclusive to Gujjus or Jains.

From now on any video found on "Come to Gujarat" will be shared on North Indian subs (you know which ones)

P.S. don't add sugar in Poha ever

ગુજરાતી લોકો પ્રત્યે કોઈ વ્યક્તિગત દ્વેષ નથી. પરંતુ તાજેતરમાં ઘણા ઇન્સ્ટાગ્રામર્સ દ્વારા બનાવવામાં આવેલી વાર્તા એ છે કે તેઓ અન્ય સમુદાયો પ્રત્યે શાંતિપૂર્ણ છે. સૌ પ્રથમ, મહારાષ્ટ્રમાં મોટાભાગના (બધા નહીં) ગુજરાતી સમુદાયો સમાવિષ્ટ પણ નથી, તેમના અન્ય સમુદાયો સાથે મૈત્રીપૂર્ણ સંબંધો હોઈ શકે છે પરંતુ તેમાંથી મોટાભાગના બંધ સમુદાયના છે. મુંબઈ જેવા ઘણા ઉદાહરણો છે જ્યાં સમાજ ગુજ્જુઓ અને જૈનો સિવાય કોઈને પણ મંજૂરી આપતો નથી. ફક્ત એમ કહીને કે "કોઈની સાથે શાંતિપૂર્ણ રહેવા માટે પહેલા તેમને સામેલ કરો અને પછી તેમને સ્વીકારો". મારા વિસ્તારમાં પણ એવા અનેક સમાજો છે જે ફક્ત ગુજ્જુઓ અથવા જૈનો માટે જ છે.

હવેથી "ગુજરાત આવો" પર મળતો કોઈપણ વિડિઓ ઉત્તર ભારતીય સબ્સ પર શેર કરવામાં આવશે (તમે જાણો છો કે કયા છે)

ક્યારેય પોહામાં ખાંડ ના નાખો.

If you’re the head of BMC How will you tackle this?

I don’t even know how to write this properly, but my friend Sanskruti Amin is gone. She was just 22. A few days ago, while she was walking to work in Jogeshwari East, a huge concrete block fell from an under-construction building and hit her on the head. She died on the spot.

She had just started working at RBL Bank after finishing her hotel management degree. She lived with her parents and grandmother — their only child. I still can’t believe she’s not here anymore.

The block apparently fell from one of the top floors of a redevelopment project near Majaswadi / Thakur Road. Locals have been saying for a while that materials kept falling from that site and nobody did anything. There were no proper safety nets, no barricades — nothing. This wasn’t an “accident.” It was pure negligence.

Her father filed a police complaint, and Meghwadi Police have arrested a site engineer and a site manager. But that’s not enough. The builder and the company (Shraddha Life / Shraddha Construction / Shraddha Lifestyle, as reported) are responsible too. They should be arrested — not just some staff who were following orders.

We’re all broken. Her family is devastated. And all I can think is how easily this could’ve been avoided if people had just done their jobs.

Please, if you’re reading this — share her story everywhere you can. Tweet about it, post it on Instagram, tag @MumbaiPolice, @mybmc, and news outlets. The more people know, the harder it will be for them to bury this case quietly.

She didn’t deserve this. Nobody does. Let’s not let them get away with it.

JusticeForSanskrutiAmin

Guy travels daily seems like 🤣

These Auto quotes always make me laugh 😌

Somewhere between SEEPZ to Marol. Which community will do this? 😏

This Instagram video shows a traffic police personnel clearing the road for a VIP movement at P. D’Mello Road, Carnac Bunder, Mumbai, including throwing aside the bicycle of an ordinary working man carrying some items.

Should ordinary citizens and daily traffic face such inconvenience whenever a VIP convoy passes?

VIP culture needs to be handled better.

Video credit: Original creator/owner.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYCS9oYIiwz/

Gorgeous Mumbai OC

It’s my 10th time ordering Chinese food from my go-to restaurant, Mughal (Ghatkopar west)Darbar, on Zomato. Every single time I ordered food from this place, the gravy and rice used to be drenched in red food colour.But today, I was surprised to see the fear and terror in the restaurant, all thanks to the possibility of getting their licence suspended.
All thanks to the respected IAS officer Shree Tukaram Mundhe Ji. 🙌🏻Mad respect to him! 🫡