Mumbai

مومباي

India's largest city and chief Arabian Sea port; formerly Bombay.

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Region
South Asia
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Birthplace of
Aamir Khan· Azim Premji· Badruddin Tyabji· Eboo Patel· Fareed Zakaria· Firoz Merchant· Habil Khorakiwala· Ibrahim Al-Arrayedh· M. C. Chagla· Salim Ali· Salman Rushdie· Zakir Hussain
Place of death of
Hafiz Ali Khan· Hasrat Jaipuri· Irrfan Khan· Kaifi Azmi· M. C. Chagla· Mohammad Hidayatullah· Saeed Ahmad Palanpuri
Home of
Salman Khan· Yusuf Hamied· Zehra Fyzee

People and things also explored

Amjad Ali Khan· Atiya Fyzee· Shabana Azmi· A'zamgarh· Cambridge· Gwalior· India (al-Hind)· Indore

Sources

  • Wikidata
  • GeoNames gazetteer
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