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In the 1990s, Churchgate Station in Bombay (now Mumbai) was characterized by its iconic, dangerously overcrowded platforms, showcasing the daily, chaotic mass migration of commuters on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway, famously captured by Sebastião Salgado's photograph that depicted swirling crowds as a visual representation of urban growth and the city's intense pace. The scene featured bustling activity with throngs of people rushing between trains and platforms, set against th

Marine Drive, Mumbai. Late 1950s or early 60s. Pre-tetrapods ...In the 1990s, Bombay's Marine Drive was already the iconic "Queen's Necklace," a bustling, banana-shaped promenade along the Arabian Sea, lined with striking Art Deco buildings, palm trees, and popular for evening strolls, sea breeze, and iconic Bollywood shots, though evolving from quieter times into a busy thoroughfare, a key civic space for locals and a symbol of the city's vibrant life, with constant activity from the waterfront