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The Long History of Bombay Time and Resistance to Colonial Rule

For decades the city of Mumbai operated by two or more different clocks. The Long History of Bombay Time and Resistance to Colonial Rule Copy Link A clock shop in Chor Bazaar in Mumbai. galit seligmann/Alamy In This Story In 1878, Bombay University completed construction on a dazzling addition to the colonial city’s skyline: a 280-foot clock tower. Built in the Venetian Gothic style, the Big Ben–inspired structure was the tallest at the time in the city that would come to be known as Mumbai, with clock faces in each direction. It was right in the heart of the developing town, bursting from the surrounding trees on campus, with the sea not far away. There was just one prickly issue: No one could agree on what time it should keep.

Aaj Ka Itihas; Today History 6th July | Dadabhai Naoroji The Uk s First Indian MP | 129 साल पहले ब्रिटेन ने पहली बार किसी भारतीय को सांसद चुना, दादाभाई नौरोजी ने ब्रिटिश संसद में भारत की आजादी की आवाज उठाई

Aaj Ka Itihas; Today History 6th July | Dadabhai Naoroji The Uk s First Indian MP आज का इतिहास:129 साल पहले ब्रिटेन ने पहली बार किसी भारतीय को सांसद चुना, दादाभाई नौरोजी ने ब्रिटिश संसद में भारत की आजादी की आवाज उठाई 14 घंटे पहले कॉपी लिंक भारतीय राष्ट्रीय कांग्रेस के संस्थापक सदस्यों में से एक दादाभाई नौरोजी ने आज ही के दिन 1892 में ब्रिटिश हाउस ऑफ कॉमंस का चुनाव जीता था। उन्होंने सेंट्रल फिंस्बरी की सीट से लिबरल पार्टी के प्रत्याशी

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji Far from being a European lackey, as he is sometimes characterised, he was a visionary whose contributions undergird the history of modernity in India. Baba Padmanji. In 1857, India’s first vernacular-Marathi novel emerged from the presses. At the time, it received only an ambivalent response. But in the years that followed, the book went through three further editions and was included in the curriculum of Bombay University. In 2002, the trenchant critic Bhalchandra Nemade extolled the novel as the first example of “realistic” writing in Marathi fiction that was much ahead of its times.

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