An art walk will introduce children to the vibrant murals of Worli Koliwada that reflect the culture and the lifestyle of the centuries-old urban village.

While Mumbai continuously strives to increase the green spaces within the city, a non-government organisation has planned to increase the forest cover within the city by increasing biodiverse green corridors along the western and eastern coasts of the city.

The project has been initiated by RPG Foundation under Project Nature:re which aims to enhance marine biodiversity and support the livelihood of coastal communities.

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Implemented at the cost of Rs 62 lakh, the final nod for executing the project, meanwhile, was procured from the state fisheries department.

A unique heritage walk explores the food and culture of Kolis, the original inhabitants of the island city

Worli Koliwada upgrade has artsy aesthetics that focus on authentic interpretation of community and culture.

The Banganga precinct is the oldest continuously inhabited site in the financial capital of Mumbai, dating back to the 9th century. At the heart of the precinct lies a natural fresh…

RPG Group chairman Harsh Goenka on Tuesday posted on social media a video of Mumbai’s Banganga Tank, which he described as “a sacred oasis” where it feels like time has stood still for centuries. He also shared why this sacred tank is called Banganga.

Banganga has been the subject of conservation efforts since the 1980s. The 1000-year-old temple has recently undergone a makeover, paying tribute to the legends, people, and community.