THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF MUMBAI

Mumbai Research Centre Invites you for

A FREE VIRTUAL TOUR OF VILE PARLE EAST

Home to the iconic Parle G Biscuits, Vile Parle (East) is also often called Lokmanya Tilak’s Parle. Located in the South West of Sashti Island (contemporary Greater Mumbai region), it was urbanized chiefly in the colonial period. To learn more about its developmental history, culture and the contribution of its illustrations residents, who left their indelible footprints on this suburb. Join Ideologist and Art Historian, Mr. Sandeep Dahisarkar, for a Virtual Walk of Parle East.

Date: Friday, 7th August, 2020
Time: 7.00 p.m.
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Platform: Zoom

- Surendra Kulkarni, Hon. Secretary, Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- Dr. Shehernaz Nalwalla , Chairperson , Mumbai Research Centre

The Asiatic Society of Mumbai
Mumbai Research Centre
Presents
Navigating the Corte do Norte of Portuguese India
A Free Virtual Tour of the Bassein Fort
When Bombay or Mumbai was still a seemingly insignificant cluster of marshy islands, Bassein stood as the proud northern capital of the Portuguese territories. A centre once bustling with trade and commerce, institution and industry, aristocracy and clergy, Bassein or Baçaim can be dubbed “praelusio urbs prima in Indis.” A silent witness to history’s meanderings, the monumental presence of the fortified city of Bassein can now only be felt through its ruins. Here, nature and structure have found a rhythm of growth and decay, enough to preserve a semblance of its former grandeur.
Join us as we navigate the historical and urban intricacies woven into the defense and religious architecture of the Fort to flesh out a two hundred year record of the rise and subsequent decline of this once famed walled city.

Resource Person: André Baptista
Date: Saturday, 18th July 2020
Time: 7.00 p.m.
Platforms: Microsoft Teams
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Contact: Vrushali (9820603539), Rushikesh (9766410354),
Madhu (9821695912), Madhumita (9987087418)

- Surendra Kulkarni, Hon. Secretary, Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- Dr. Shehernaz Nalwalla, Chairperson, Mumbai Research Centre

The Asiatic Society of Mumbai
Mumbai Research Centre
Invites you for a lecture series
Engineering the City: The history of Mumbai and its suburbs through the water lens
Water, in its myriad roles, has shaped the socio-economic, cultural and political history of cities since time immemorial. This series will showcase how attempts to control coastal, inland and rain water, through the ages have brought about socio-cultural, morphological and demographic changes, abetted industrial growth, trade and town planning in the city of Mumbai and its suburbs.
Series Coordinator : Madhu Kelkar
Dates: Wednesday, 22nd July to Thursday, 30th July 2020
Themes and resource persons
• 22nd July: Water Management in Pre-Portuguese Mumbai - Suraj Pandit
• 23rd July: Tanks, Legendary Wells and Sacred Practices around Water - Kurush Dalal
• 24th July: Rivers in Mumbai, Stories Untold - Vinayak Parab
• 25th July: Pyaavs: Socio-cultural Heritage of Mumbai - Rahul Chemburkar
• 27th July: Restoration of City Landmarks: The Fountains of Fort - Vikas Dilawari
• 28th July: The Hydraulic Empire: Waterworks of Bombay - Madhu Kelkar
• 29th July: Development of Bombay Harbour and Ship building: Early 19th Century - Louiza Rodrigues
• 30th July: Bombay: The Maritime Trading Highway of the Indian Ocean - Chhaya Goswami
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Time: 7.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
Fees: ₹ 900/-
Contact Person: Madhu (9821695912); Madhumita (9987087418) Vrushali (9820603539); Rushikesh (9766410354)
Platform: Microsoft Teams
Attendance Certificates will be provided

- Surendra Kulkarni, Hon. Secretary, Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- Dr. Shehernaz Nalwalla , Chairperson, Mumbai Research Centre

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ENGINEERING THE CITY: THE HISTORY OF MUMBAI AND ITS SUBURBS THROUGH THE WATER LENS
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Bank: The State Bank of India
Institutional Banking Division; Mumbai Main Branch
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Agency Name as per Bank: The Asiatic Society of Mumbai
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