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Explore the vibrant and historic Colaba Causeway in Mumbai! This video takes you on a journey through time, revealing the hidden past of this famous street shopping destination.

Located at the southern tip of Mumbai's peninsula, Colaba is known today for its bustling markets, colorful art galleries, and historic architecture. But did you know it was originally just one of the seven islands that formed Mumbai?

Learn about the indigenous Koli fishing community, the original inhabitants, and how industrialization changed their lives and visibility in the city. Hear the story of Ganesh Nakwa, a seventh-generation fisherman, and how the Kolis historically traveled between the islands.

Despite the lack of detailed early historical records, fragmented accounts from travelers and writers offer glimpses into Colaba's past under Portuguese and British rule. Discover fascinating theories about how "Colaba" got its name, including the intriguing 'Old Woman's Island' explanation.

Join us as we uncover the layers of history in Colaba, where empires rose and fell while the local fishing community endured. This video delves into the diverse tapestry of people and events that shaped this unique part of Mumbai.

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Chapters:
• 00:00 - Introduction: Colaba Causeway Today
• 00:10 - Bustling Markets and Modern Life
• 00:20 - Colaba as an Island: Portuguese & British Influence
• 00:59 - The Koli Community: Original Inhabitants
• 1:21 - Industrialization and the Kolis
• 1:34 - Kolis from Alibaug and Surrounding Areas
• 1:41 - Movement Between Mainland and Islands
• 2:01 - Ganesh Nakwa's Story
• 2:34 - The Mystery of Colaba's Early History
• 3:15 - Samuel Shepherd's "Bombay" (1932)
• 4:10 - Geological Foundation of Colaba
• 4:20 - Early Flora and Fauna
• 4:35 - Arrival of Various Settlers and Sailors
• 4:50 - Colaba Named After the Kolis?
• 5:04 - Koli Survival Through History
• 5:16 - Edwardes on Koli Resilience
• 5:31 - "Kolbat" or "Kolaba" - The Koli Estates
• 5:40 - "Old Woman's Island" Interpretation
• 6:40 - The "Al Omanis" Theory (Deep Sea Fishermen)
• 6:58 - Empires vs. Fishermen
• 7:25 - Driving through Colaba Causeway
• 7:42 - The Decline of Neighboring Ports
• 8:44 - Conclusion

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