Mumbai, the city of dreams, is no stranger to transformation. Its skyline, a mosaic of towering skyscrapers and bustling suburbs, tells a story of relentless growth and ambition. But as we step into 2025, the city’s real estate landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by three pivotal developments: the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road (GMLR), the rise of JB Nagar as Andheri East’s luxury hotspot, and the resilience of property registrations despite market fluctuations. So, what does this mean for Mumbai’s future? Let us embark on a journey through the city’s evolving real estate dynamics, exploring how these developments are reshaping the way we live, work, and invest in the Maximum City. Also read: Mumbai’s SRA model sets new housing benchmarks Why is JB Nagar the new crown jewel of Andheri East? Nestled in the heart of Andheri East, JB Nagar has quietly emerged as one of Mumbai’s most coveted addresses for luxury living. Once a modest locality, it has undergone a remarkable transform...
Devashish Sardana’s The Girl on Fire is a psychological crime thriller that grips you with its premise: three burnt bodies, a missing nurse, and a relentless IPS officer. The book excels in suspense and character depth. Is it worth your time? This honest review breaks it down. The Girl on Fire: A crime thriller that burns bright but flickers? I’m here to tell you what works—and what doesn’t—in Devashish Sardana’s The Girl on Fire. As the third installment in the Simone Singh series, this book had big shoes to fill. Did it succeed? Well, it is complicated. Also read: The Owl, the River, and the Valley: A journey through Assam's heart What is the story about? The book opens with a grim discovery: three bodies found in Kullu, shot and burnt beyond recognition. The victims are doctors from the Regional Hospital, and the case lands on the desk of IPS Simone Singh, who’s just returning from a suspension. As Simone digs deeper, she uncovers a labyrinth of lies, missing evidence, and unrel...