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Dying legacy

Paul Noronha

It may just be a matter of time before Mumbai's impressive industrial heritage, its mills, disappear from the skyline.

The Supreme Court had recently said that those closed textile mills in the city that were granted commencement certificates for development of land in possession of private owners, could go ahead with the construction after getting requisite sanction from the authorities.

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