American photographer captures Mumbai's class divide with drones

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American photographer captures Mumbai's class divide with drones An American photographer, through drone photography, has brought into clear focus the stark divide between the rich and poor in Mumbai. Mercedes-Benz India unveils new C-Class with BS VI diesel engine at Rs 40 lakh The fifth generation C-Class, for the first time, is mounted on a BS-VI engine, and is priced at Rs 40 lakh (C 220 d Prime), at Rs 44.25 lakh for C 220 d Progressive, and the top-end C 300 d AMG line comes with a price tag of Rs 48.50 lakh, the Pune-based company said in a statement. The story of Venezuela's ghost homes Deserted homes, desolate apartment blocks are yet another disheartening byproduct of the Venezuela's dire economic straits, which have prompted a mass exodus. Barge built secretly for Napoleon Bonaparte on the move again Over 70 years after holding pride of place at the National Naval Museum in Paris, Napoleon Bonaparte's imperial barge is getting ready to make a move again. Weed-themed museum with giant bong opens in Las Vegas Las Vegas' newest attraction is a museum celebrating all things cannabis. Only adults 21 and older will be allowed at Cannabition. Tired Londoners rent sleep pods for some shut-eye Exhausted Londoners hoping to take rest from their busy schedules now have an option: a sleep pod where they can grab some shut-eye for £15 ($20) an hour. In Greenland, a glacier's collapse shows climate impact Perched on a cliff above Greenland's Helheim glacier, I tried calling my wife in New York on a satellite phone. Before I could leave a message, an explosion broke the arctic silence. Visakhapatnam man's 6,000km skate trip to educate girls Rana Uppalapati, a 37-year-old businessman from Visakhapatnam, says he is a 'born optimist'. It is hard to counter him, especially when he is out to do something for a very worthy cause — education of the girl child. Five things to know about Japan's pacifist constitution Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's long-held dream to change Japan's pacifist constitution is high on the agenda after he secured another term as head of his ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Thursday. Here are some facts about the document and the tough job Abe will have in trying to change it: What actually happened during the Mumbai-Jaipur Jet Airways flight Many passengers of a Mumbai-Jaipur Jet Airways flight on September 20, suffered nose and ear bleeding after the crew "forgot" to turn on the bleed switch. This resulted in the loss of cabin pressure. Let's see why cabin pressure is critical during a flight.

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