What city is Mumbai?

Mumbai, whose English name was Mumbai before 1995, is a coastal city in western India, the largest port in India, the center of cotton textile industry and the capital of Maharashtra. Mumbai is the second most densely populated area in India. According to the 20 16 census, the population of this area is about 21300,000 (second only to the population of 255,438).

Mumbai is also the richest city in India, where millionaires and multimillionaires rank among all cities, important trade centers and port cities in India.

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On Mumbai Island, which is 0/6 km away from the coast/Kloc-,there is a bridge connected with the causeway. Mumbai was occupied by Portugal in 1534 and handed over to Britain in 166 1, becoming an important trade center in Asia. Mumbai is located on Salsater Island off the west coast of Maharashtra, facing the Arabian Sea. Mumbai port is a natural deep-water port, which bears more than half of India's passenger traffic and has a considerable cargo throughput.

Mumbai is the commercial and entertainment capital of India, with important financial institutions, such as the Reserve Bank of India, the Mumbai Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India and the headquarters of many Indian companies. This city is the home base of Indian Hindi film and television industry (called Bollywood).

Because of its huge business opportunities and relatively high living standards, Mumbai has attracted immigrants from all over India, making the city a hodgepodge of various social groups and cultures. By 20 15, the total population of Mumbai has reached 21040,000. There are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mumbai, namely Patty Shivaji Railway Station in Chhatra, Elephant Island Grottoes, and the unique Victorian style and Art Deco buildings in the city.