There are no clear numbers on how many pyaaus Mumbai once had, but close to 30 are being restored or are already functioning. | For Gastro Obscura

A photography project spanning nearly 19,000 miles and 500 towns aims to honor the legacy of India’s small cinemas before they are gone forever | For Fodor’s Travel

Over 50,000 Indians die of snakebite every year. We know how to save these lives—but producing the cure is easier said than done | For Fifty-Two

How a personal tragedy compelled me to figure out ways to name the emotion | For Vitamin Stree

Sudarsan Pattnaik is an award-winning professional sand artist based in the coastal city of Puri, in the eastern Indian state of Odisha. His incredible works, like a 14-meter-high sand castle, have earned him numerous accolades and world records | For Hakai Magazine

Nirupa Rao’s illustrations are an exploration of wildlife and nature. In addition to appearing on her own books, her detailed works have featured on the covers of a few Amitav Ghosh novels. | For Verve Magazine

Rajat Ubhaykar, author of ‘Truck De! India,’ speaks about humanising India’s truck-drivers, their contribution to the Indian economy, and the excitement and dangers of life on the road. | For The Chakkar

The SCC Divas, made up Filipina domestic helpers, is likely the only cricket team of its kind in the world and a source of tremendous pride. | For TIME

‘Period. End of Sentence.’ is an Academy Award-winning documentary short that challenges the stigma associated with menstruation in India | For TIME

In my digitally-focused job, I choose to keep this aspect of my life adamantly analog. | For Paper Planes

Almost a year after the allegations against Harvey Weinstein were revealed, the #MeToo movement has come to India in force. | For TIME

A decade ago, India’s Tata Nano captured the world’s attention with its $2,500 price tag. Now, it might be gearing up for its final ride. | For TIME

Teachers from traditional Indian yoga schools share what the true essence of yoga is. | For TIME

Streaming services aren’t the only place to discover new music. | For Rolling Stone India

Sailing in Mumbai isn’t as inaccessible or expensive as thought to be. | For The Hindu

From the classic 1100 to the Premier Padminiin the run-up to Fiat’s 118th anniversary on 11 July, here’s what makes these cars a collector’s item. | For Mint Lounge

For hardcore Bollywood fans or just travellers looking to explore a fun side of the city. | For National Geographic Traveller India

On the old-school charms of Mumbai’s Ramlila shows. | For National Geographic Traveller India