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                          Top " 10 " Committee Members Who Rescue            Animals in Mumbai:   Across the city, hundreds of animals dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and even livestock —face neglect, injury, abandonment, and abuse. Standing as protectors and saviors are members of various animal rescue committees and NGOs who work tirelessly day and night to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals. 1. Ganesh Nayak (PAWS-Mumbai) Organization : Plant & Animals Welfare Society (PAWS) Ganesh Nayak, the founder and president of PAWS Mumbai, is one of the most recognized faces in the city’s animal welfare movement. Starting the organization as a college student in 2002, he built PAWS into a force of dedicated volunteers offering 24/7 rescue services. His rescue network extends from Thane to Navi Mumbai, saving animals hit by vehicles, electrocuted, or caught in wires. He has also i...

                      MUMBAI BIGGEST "SLUMS                  AREA'S" " Introduction" In the heart of Mumbai—the bustling financial capital of India—lies Dharavi, Asia’s largest and most densely populated slum.  area Spread over an area of just over 2.1 square kilometers, Dharavi is home to nearly 700,000 to 1 million people , making it one of the most crowded places on Earth.  the name 'slum' often evokes images of poverty, filth, and misery, Dharavi is a living contradiction. It is not just a settlement of informal houses; it is a vibrant ecosystem with industries, communities, and a cultural identity of its own. { Historical Background } Dharavi was established in the late 19th century , during British colonial rule. Initially a swampy marshland on the outskirts of Bombay (now Mumbai), it gradually became a dumping ground for waste and industrial residue. Over the years, mig...