Independence Day: 8 places in Mumbai that stand as testimony to freedom struggle
(WorldNews India)

Dinanath Natyagruha, Vile Parle When Gokuldas Tejpal, a wealthy businessman bought a huge piece of land in Vile Parle, he built a bungalow called Mor Bangla in 1904. It hosted some of the best events in its days and saw guests such as Subhas Chandra Bose. `Tejpal was known for his philanthropy and had donated a part of the land for the construction of Vile Parle railway station in 1907,` informs Sandeep Dahisarkar, archeologist and art historian. The house has been converted into a performing arts venue. Khadi Mandir, Alfa Market Street, Vile Parle In 1934, freedom fighter Maniben Nanavati...