- If you ask any Mumbaiite, what is 'D' for? Most of them will say D for DADAR.
- Dadar, the most crowded railway station on the Mumbai suburban railway, is divided into Dadar East and Dadar West by the railway line.
- Dadar has the only railway station common to both the Central line and the Western line; this makes it a transit point and the most crowded railway station on the Mumbai Suburban Railway.
- Dadar West market is a very popular shopping destination for residents of central Mumbai.
- Some of the prominent landmarks of Dadar are Pritam Restaurant & Dhaba, Hindmata Cloth Market; St. Paul the Apostle Church, behind Hindmata Theatre; Guru Nanak Gurudwara, opposite Chitra Cinema; behind Chitra Cinema; Dadar T.T. Circle.
- The Parsi Colony in Dadar has the famous Five Gardens, actually something like seven to eight gardens separated by roads.
- Opposite the exit of the Dadar Railway Station is located the newly constructed Swaminarayan Temple .
- Hindu Colony in Dadar has several major educational institutes clustered together: the Ruia College, the Ruparel College, the Podar College and formerly the King George, but now known as the I.E.S. School, after its operators, the Indian Education Society.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
ABC Wednesday - 'D' for DADAR
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Interesting post, as I've never been there at all. I like how you put your photos in a collage format. I enlarged them and found them full of such detail. You can almost feel the energy of the area. :D
ReplyDeleteImpressive collage. Thank you for the geography lesson. We need more of those.
ReplyDeleteI love your D post...your collage is so colourful and I've learnt something about a place I hadn't known of before. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteDadar looks like a fascinating place with many interesting things. Great choice for letter D.
ReplyDeleteWell done on such a fabulous and unique choice for d
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos and description of Dadar.
ReplyDeleteColourful
Bear((( )))
The combine photos are too good.
ReplyDeleteGreat work...
:)
Very colourful and informative post.
ReplyDeleteAs a retired man from the RATP (public transportation for Paris, underground, tramway and busses) I do appreciate your post and blog.
Great collage of views to browse as well..
ReplyDeleteindian markets are always colourful!
ReplyDeletetat is a wonderfully colourful collage!
ReplyDeleteYou did a very good job at assembling this bright and colorful market collage for this post!! Was nice to visit you today!!
ReplyDeleteMountain Retreat
Thank you. I love seeing pictures from around the world. Dadar looks intriguing!
ReplyDelete