Bombay : metaphor for modern India

Sujata Patel · Alice Thorner

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Indian Economic and Social Development Urban and Rural Development Challenges South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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A broad inter-disciplinary approach to present day conditions in Bombay. Chapters on the local economy and Bombay as part of the new global economy, on labour, land-use, housing, slums, health, municipal politics, the Shiv Sena, and the riots of December 1992 and January 1993 are included in this volume.

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