@jane_borges

jane_borges has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in March 2024. Resources jane_borges has populated their site with include: • Meher Mirza's debut book 'Sea, Salt & Spice: A History of Mumbai Through Food' dives into how Mumbai eats • Before Chandrayaan, this lesser-known rescue mission of a space capsule occurred in Mumbai • Is there a natural miracle goli for fertility? • Award-winning author Cyrus Mistry on his journey as a playwright over the years • Why did we forget Laxmibai Abhyankar? • Selling fast in Vasai-Virar: Home with plunge pool • The 7-to-7 life • How AI bots are emulating Gods to provide answers to life and its problems • Verse city: Mumbai’s poetic tradition is having a moment | Mumbai news • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Shanta Gokhale • Seeing Mumbai beyond skyline and landmarks | Mumbai news • Unsung British artist who brought alive the city’s blooms on canvas | Mumbai news • How photographer Sunhil Sippy captures the soul of Mahalaxmi Racecourse in his new book 'Raceday' • Actor-musician Imaad Shah on filmmaking and adapting Haruki Murakami's work in Tuesday Women • The family script • Inside India’s multi-million dollar micro-drama industry • Forest law now turns on Warlis • Mumbai’s new patrons of art • Women’s protection laws multiply; justice still lags • Who will shape Maharashtra’s next chapter? • Irani café B. Merwan downsits shutters after 111 years • ‘We just want space’ • The final witness • Mumbai’s studios are running out of takes • Mapping a city in mid-air • Love in three acts • AQI as city’s new electoral battleground • City libraries turn their own pages • Finding the soul of Christmas in Uttan • Brushing up on dissent • Parenting in the age of uncertainty • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Prabodh Parikh • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Jeet Thayil • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Jerry Pinto • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Nisha da Cunha • Bombay Writers Club: Interview with Adil Jussawalla • The poet who schooled a city • Travel: One tree to rule all in New Zealand • Saving Dharavi Through Rap • When All Else Fails, There's Music • Linthoi Chanu’s book proves that conflict is not the narrative of Manipur • In search of the lost time | literatur.review • India’s Bene Israel Food Creates a Fusion of Coconut and Kosher • History feature: Mumbai group turned sleuths to find missing bells from abandoned Portuguese churches • News feature: Can the Mumbai Climate Action Plan save us? • News feature: Internet’s step sister, ’The Dark Web’, is a bi*ch • Food feature: Dhobi Talao’s jewel to shine again • Food feature: Xmas War Breaks Out In Uttan • News feature: What’s going to solve caste hate in college? • Food feature: The fish from Chira Bazaar that spiced up ambotik • Sports feature: How the cricket craze took root in the coastal town of Palghar • Sports feature: Mumbai’s budding women cricketers look forward to inaugural Women’s Premier League • Interview: After a sabbatical of 50 years, Mumbai painter bring his magic back to Mumbai art gallery; RedInk Shortlist 2022 • News feature: Forget me please, say new breed of online users; RedInk Award recipient 2022 • News feature: Despite feeling heat of government action, young activists say they won’t bend yet • Health feature: 'Can't fix autistic child with Stem Cell Therapy' • Book feature: Kiran Nagarkar restrospective, "Many Lives. One Man" • Book feature: Mahatma Gandhi, the reluctant batsman • Interview with Tushar Gandhi: Telling the story of the Other Gandhi • Heritage feature: Rebuilding Goa's temples • Political feature: Can Rahul Gandhi bring India together? • News feature: Why these couples chose non-religious wedding ceremonies • News feature: Why Maharashtra's pomfret is off to Pakistan • News feature: How this non-profit counselling centre is making villagers resilient towards climate change • News feature: Meat ban in Maharashtra's Dehugaon: ‘I’m fine they shut my business, but help me put food on table’ • News feature: How Mumbai's civic schools landed a goal • News feature: After-dark effort to vax adivasis • Heritage feature: Shivaji's creation, new at 350 years • History feature: Historians debate how Aurangzeb turned into Hindutva’s hate figure • Interview with Vaibhav Purandare: ‘Aurangzeb never underestimated Shivaji’ • History feature: Historians, biographers examine why Veer Savarkar continues to elicit extreme reactions in Maharashtra • Interview with Vaibhav Purandare: He was born, he joined the RSS and died without accomplishing anything • Interview with Prannoy Roy: ’Narendra Modi stands a 50 per cent chance’ • Interview with Journalist Rajdeep Sardesai: Picking Indian cricket’s Best XI • Short story: Lovers from a lost village • Interview with Vidhie Mukerjea: Papa is my role model • Interview with Indrani Mukerjea: I haven’t still hugged Vidhie. I’ll need court permission for that: Indrani Mukerjea • News feature: Why student’s voices must be heard • Interview: These trailblazing women are furthering the conversation around sexuality, desire, and bodily autonomy • Interview with filmmaker Hansal Mehta and social entrepreneur Safeena Husain: Getting married after 17 years of being together • Interview: Dahanu's Warli artists test Mumbai's waters • Interview: Naseeruddin Shah returns with a new film on relationships • Interview with architect Robert Stephens: Documenting the Bombay that didn't get built • Interview with author Shabnam Minwalla: What were Sufi saints doing in Navy Nagar nine centuries ago? • Interview with poet-author Jeet Thayil: Making room for new poets • Interview with author Jeet Thayil: A Bible for feminists • Interview with authors Jerry Pinto and Shanta Gokhale: Story of an inter-generational friendship • Interview with author Kiran Nagarkar: Abandoning his heroine before chasing her • Interview with columnist-author Shobhaa De: Discussing food, not scandals, in her new memoir ’Insatiable’ • Book excerpt: Writer Jane Borges on how she celebrated her first Christmas in Bombay after returning from Muscat • Co-founder: Soboicar • Contributor: Indian Christmas anthology • Short story: The Love Poem, read by Roshan Abbas • Author: Bombay Balchao • Co-author: Mafia Queens of Mumbai • Instagram janeborges87