Mumbai : My City My Heritage I Essay By Keshav
Discover the vibrant spirit of Aamchi Mumbai from the pen of Keshav Lodha, a 12 year old from Navi Mumbai, for its famous vada pav, cutting chai, festive culture, local trains, safety and sleepless city life loved by all.
Mumbai : My City My Heritage
Introduction
Mumbai – “Aamchi Mumbai” – was earlier known as Bombay. It’s a colorful city filled with happiness and joy.
Famous Food & Snacks
Vada pav of Mumbai is very mouth-watering and its taste is on another level. Mumbai cutting chai is also a people’s favourite and preferred snack.
Festivals of Mumbai
People in Mumbai celebrate all festivals with full enthusiasm, especially the famous Ganesh Chaturthi.
Local Trains: Lifeline of the City
Mumbai is the best city for every class of people because of the local train facility. The last local is at 1:40 AM and they start again at 4 AM. Truly, Mumbai never sleeps!
Safety in the City
Mumbai is considered one of the safest places for women and children.
Conclusion
I love my Aamchi Mumbai. Mumbai is meri jaan. In fast food, vada pav is the most famous.
Because of its energy, opportunities, diversity, safety, and warm-hearted people — Mumbai truly feels like home.
Freqquenty Asked Questions – FAQ’s Mumbai : My City My Heritage
Why is Mumbai called “Aamchi Mumbai”?
“Aamchi Mumbai” means Our Mumbai in Marathi. The phrase highlights the emotional bond residents share with the city.
What is Mumbai famous for?
Mumbai is known for Bollywood, local trains, vada pav, cutting chai, beaches, vibrant nightlife, and Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
Is Mumbai safe for women and children?
Yes, Mumbai is considered one of the safest cities in India for women and kids, even late at night.
Why is the Mumbai local train called the lifeline of the city?
Local trains connect nearly every corner of Mumbai and carry millions daily, making commuting faster and affordable.
What is special about Mumbai street food?
Mumbai’s street food is delicious, famous, and pocket-friendly. Vada pav, pav bhaji, and pani puri are must-tries!
Why do people say Mumbai never sleeps?
Mumbai stays active late into the night with public transport, food stalls, nightlife, and essential services running almost 24/7.
Which festival is most popular in Mumbai?
Ganesh Chaturthi is the most celebrated festival with huge processions, decorations, and community gatherings.
What was Mumbai called earlier?
Mumbai was formerly known as Bombay during British rule.
What makes Mumbai a city for all classes of people?
From affordable street food to luxury hotels, cheap transport to private cars — Mumbai offers something for everyone.
Where can I Buy books for children?
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Cloud 9 on the Himalayas
Age Group: Teens and young adults
Description: Embark on a breathtaking journey through the Valley of Flowers with debut author Reet Jethalia. This travelogue blends adventure with introspection, offering a fresh perspective on nature and life. bookosmia.com
Aachi Thatha Series
Age Group: 6+
Description: JAachi Thatha Series is a beautiful collection of two books celebrating the special bond children share with grandparents, created by young author Aaryan Vittal and beautifully illustrated by Abhishek Muthurajan. Must-have children’s books, this endearing collection of blogs and memories by the author around food, recipes, stories and understanding traditions like lighting lamps and putting kolam/rangoli outside our houses, transports us into the loving world of grandparents and is a perfect gift for children bookosmia.com
Alien in the Cupboard
Age Group: 6–10
Description: Discover an imaginative space adventure where a 9-year-old girl finds a green alien named Sam in her cupboard. Together, they embark on a journey to help him return home. Written by 8-year-old Aarna Grover, this story emphasizes friendship and adventure. bookosmia.com
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