#AzadHind by Khaki Tours

Though the colonial city of Bombay was a symbol of British-Indian partnership with both sides contributing equally to the city’s development, its connections with the freedom struggle began in 1857 itself during the First War of Independence. Soon after that, Dadabhai Naoroji formalised the latent discontent into an organisation, and later, Lokmanya Tilak took it forward by taking it public. WIth Mahatma Gandhi and his arch-nemesis Mohamad Ali Jinnah taking over the mantle after Tilak’s death, the city became a hotbed of political activity related to the freedom movement. And at its epicentre was a little precinct stretching from Malabar Hill to Girgaon which witnessed many an important event in the freedom struggle. On our brand new #AzadHind heritage walk, we explore this precinct and tell stories of its connections with the Indian independence movement.

Please use the code ‘discount’ to avail 50% off for students and senior citizens.

- Mumbai’s first freedom fighters

- Birthplace of the Indian National Congress

- Revolution in August

- Underground radio stations

- Mahatma Gandhi’s two houses

- Gandhiji-nnah

- Mumbai’s Dandi march

- A minor satyagraha

- A major satyagraha

- The origins of the charkha

- And of course, the museum dedicated to the Mahatma

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• Tickets once booked are not refundable and will not be adjusted against any other event.

• The right of the admission is reserved with the organizer.

• All participants will be given a tag with their name on it and it should be displayed till the end of the event.

• The organizer does not take the responsibility for the loss or theft of any personal belongings or any injury that the ticket holder may accrue at the event.

• Smoking and drinking is strictly prohibited.

• Any inappropriate behavior by any of the participants shall lead to eviction from the event.

• We recommend that you arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the starting time.

• In case of adverse weather conditions, the event organiser has the right to reschedule the event