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The Mumbai Suburban Railway has a fast travel on the inward rural railroad lines extended by the worker rails on the fundamental lines that serve the metropolitan area of Mumbai. The Mumbai Suburban Railway is the busiest quick travel framework in the whole world. The railroad system is spread over a territory of around 465 km and there are more than 2,300 prepare administrations. The normal number of suburbanites who go from these trains is around 7.5 million. The Mumbai Suburban Railway is one of the most established railroad frameworks in Asia and was worked by the British in India.

Arrange
       The Indian Railways work the arrangement of the Mumbai Suburban Railway in two unique zones - Western Railways (WR) and Central Railways (CR). The WR works the Western Line, while the CR works the Central Line, the Harbor Line, the Trans-Harbor Line and the Vasai Road-Diva Panvel Line.

Western Line
         The Western Line covers an expansive area of Mumbai's rural areas. It takes after the Western Railway northwards from Churchgate parallel toward the west drift. The Western Railway's rural area in Mumbai stretches out from the city's business focus Churchgate to Dahanu Road and spreads a separation of 123 km and 36 stations. In 1928, the principal electric prepare was initiated amongst Colaba and Andheri. Nearby administrations employ from Churchgate to Danahu by means of Electric Multiple Units (EMUs), while the administrations past Virar to Dahanu Road utilize with the Mainline Electrical Multiple Units (MEMUs).

Central Line
       The Central Line of Mumbai contains three primary hallways that branch out when they keep running into the rural satellite towns. There are two passages that take after the Central Railway from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) to Kalyan. From here, it partitions into Kasara and Khopoli. For the rural administration here, there are both quick and moderate local people. The moderate local people end at each station, while the quick local people hault at just a couple stations. There is additionally a line from Vasai Road-Bhiwandi Road-Diva to Panvel, which is a part of the Central Railways. A different line, i.e. Nerul/CBD Belapur-Uran, is under development and will be operational soon.

Harbor Line
     The Harbor Line is likewise a part of the Central Railways that keeps running from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) to Andheri and Panvel. The line work as moderate administration. A branch line of this primary Line from Wadala Road joins the Western Line at Mahim and goes till Andheri. Bigger area of this line is hoisted.

Trans-Harbor Line
     There is likewise a trans-harbor line that keeps running      amongst Vashi and Thane, and Nerul and Panvel. It interfaces Navi Mumbai to Thane.

Mumbai Slum

          Dharavi Slum Mumbai: Mumbai "The Dream city" hold the greatest ghetto zone in India known as Dharavi. Asia's biggest ghetto, Dharavi, is spread over a range of 1.75 km along the Mahim stream in focal Mumbai. Dharavi is only one of numerous ghetto regions in city of Mumbai.
                          Dharavi in Mumbai is no longer Asia's largest slum

        Dharavi, spread more than 557 sections of land and lodging about three lakh individuals, is never again Asia's biggest ghetto. Mumbai has no less than four bigger contenders for the questionable refinement, some of them three times the extent of Dharavi. However, the island city is presently to a great extent free of ghettos.
         The past littler ghettos in suburbia have transformed into touching, bigger ghettos. The Kurla-Ghatkopar belt, the Mankhurd-Govandi belt, the Yogi and Yeoor slope inclines extending from Bhandup to Mulund flanking the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) on the east and Dindoshi on the western flank of the National Park have all obscured Dharavi.
       While the profile of the rural ghetto sprawls is still to be built up, the Mankhurd-Govandi ghettos that have sprung up at the base of the Deonar dumping ground are known as a "dumping ground" for the city's poor. It has the most minimal human advancement file in the city and is continually in the news for hunger passings. Besides, taking after prior patterns, the ghettos have come up on slope inclines and mud pads.
      The island city is to a great extent clear of ghettos with the exception of on the edges, as Dharavi in the north, Antop Hill in the east, Geeta Nagar and Ambedkar Nagar in the south and Worli town in the west. Since 2005, the BMC's activity against slumdwellers, as a feature of its street augmenting ventures, appears to have had a transformative impact. Noteworthy activities were the clearing of ghettos along Senapati Bapat Marg from Mahim to Elphinstone and P D'Mello street from the General Post Office, Mumbai CST, to Wadala.
       The practice of mapping the ghettos was finished by planner and community lobbyist P K Das, who has been included with the restoration and resettlement of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park ghetto tenants through the Nivara Hakk Sangharsh Samiti.
       Information from the 2011 statistics appears there are 3.1 crore individuals in the island city and 9.3 crore in suburbia, while almost 78% of the city's populace lives in ghettos. Populace thickness in suburbia is the most noteworthy in the state, at 20,925 people for each sq km, while it is 20,038 man for every sq km in the island city.

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Mumbai city

        Mumbai city is the capital of Maharashtra. Previously known as Bombay, it one of the world's largest and most densely populated areas. It lies on the west coast and is known for its deep natural harbor. The neighboring urban areas - Navi Mumbai and Thane - are part of Mumbai.
         It is also known as the financial capital of India and is home to many top domestic and international companies and financial institutions which have their headquarters here. It was honored with the "Alpha World City" title in 2009. The Bombay Stock Exchange is one of the largest in the world.
        Also referred to as the entertainment capital of India, Mumbai is home to Bollywood which is one of the biggest film industries in the world and employs thousands of people.

Attractions in and around Mumbai
Churchgate
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
Film City
Gateway of India
Mumbai University
Nariman Point
Navi Mumbai
Prithvi Theatre
Mahalaxmi Racecourse
Malabar Hill
Rajabai Tower
Town Hall
Madh Island Beach
Versova Beach
Chowpatty Beach
Juhu Beach
Marine Drive
Hanging Gardens
Horniman
Circle Gardens
Flora Fountain
Kamala Nehru Park
Sanjay Gandhi National Park
Victoria Gardens
Bombay Natural History Society
Mani Bhavan
National Gallery of Modern Art
Nehru Planetarium
Prince of Wales Museum
Victoria & Albert Museum
Powai Lake
Tulsi Lake
Vihar Lake
Haji Ali
ISKCON Temple
Mahalaxmi Temple
Mumba Devi Temple
Mount Mary Church
Siddhivinayak Temple
St Michael's Church
St Thomas Cathedral
Essel World
Fantasy Land
Nishiland Water Park
Shangrila Waterpark
Suraj Water Park
Water Kingdom

Hotels in Mumbai City

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Shree Mahalakshmi Temple

History
          Shree Mahalakshmi Temple, Bhulabahi Desai Road, Mumbai - 400 026 is overseen by a Trust called "Shree Mahalakshmi Temple Charities" a Religious and Charitable trust. Leading body of trustees now wishes to set up a site in order to empower lovers everywhere throughout the World to think about the Mahalakshmi Temple which comprise of three Deities Shri Mahalakshmi, Shree Mahakali and Shree Mahasaraswati. A great many enthusiasts visit the sanctuary consistently which goes to several thousand of fans amid Navaratra, Diwali and in the month of Margashirsha, as they trust that Mahalakshmi Temple's Mahalakshmi Deity is "Jagrut" or alive god.
       Devi Tattva(The Shakti Cult) : It is the preeminent force of the Parabrahman viz. prime compel. She is called Adi Shakti. She is otherwise called the supernatural power 'Para Shakti'. She is known as the superlative , the colossal force of Maha Maya Shakti. The preeminent strange force of World Illusion, which we call Maya and Adyashakti are in reality one and the same. As indicated by 'Sankhya Darshan' of Hindu Philosophy the making of our Universe is aftereffect of meeting up of 'Purusha and Prakruti'. Purusha is the "Parabrahmah" and Prakruti is the 'Nature'. Prakruti is 'Trigunatmak', that is it comprises of three "Gunas" – Sattvic, Rajasic and Tamasic delineated by three gods, Shree Saraswati portraying 'Sattvic Guna', Shree Mahalakshmi portraying 'Rajas Guna' and Shree Mahakali delineating 'Tamas Guna'. Shreemad Bhagvad Gita depends on this 'Sankha Philosophy'.
     This extraordinary force of all forces is thought about by the dedicated admirer in various structures in her three Avatars to be specific Shree Mahakali or Durga, Shree Mahalakshmi and Shree MahaSarswati.
     Navaratra - the nine days love is partitioned into three gatherings of three days each. On initial three days, we revere the mother as showed in and through the type of 'Shree Mahakali' or Durga. Amid next of three days of love, we adore her as 'Shree Mahalakshmi' and amid the most recent three days, we venerate her as 'Shree Mahasarswati.'
    As the story goes, the Hindus drenched the three symbols of the Goddesses into the ocean close Worli brook to maintain a strategic distance from obliteration of the icons by the Muslim trespassers. In this way, amid British Rule, Lord Horneby chose to associate the two islands viz. Worli-Malbar Hill river and the work was endowed to Shri Ramji Shivji Prabhu, a Govt. Design who attempted through his different architects and professionals to connect the two islands(creeks). They were not in a position to interface two islands by building two ways and couldn't finish the venture by virtue of Sea – Waves. One night Shree Mahalakshmi Goddess trained him in a fantasy and requesting that he take out every one of the icons which were in stream of Worli and place them on top of the hillock. He guaranteed the Goddess that he will take them out from ocean/river and place them in a sanctuary on top of the hillock. As needs be, group working for development of associating of Worli brook and Malbar Hill river took out all the three symbols of matajis from the Worli rivulet. At that point just he prevailing to associate the said two springs. After fruition of this work, Engineer acquired ground on the hillock as a blessing from the English Ruler. He then built a Mahalakshmi Temple on the said on top of the hillock by burning through Rs.80,000/ - . According to the records accessible this sanctuary was developed between 1761 A.D.1771 A.D.