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Mani Bhavan
It was the hub of Gandhi’s political activities in Mumbai between 1917 and 1934. He also launched the Civil Disobedience Movement from here.
At:  Laburnum Road, Gamdevi

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Chowpatty
Gandhi forbade women from joining him on the Dandi March to Sabarmati in 1930. So, thousands of women in Bombay, led
by freedom fighters Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay and the Captain sisters, decided to make salt at this venue.
At:  Marine Drive

The Silk Route
This restaurant, in one of its earlier avatars as Wayside Inn, was where reformist leader Dr BR Ambedkar would spend time to draft the Indian Constitution.
At:  Kala Ghoda

Gateway of India
The first battalion of the Somerset Light Infantry, passed through the Gateway in 1948, signalling the end of the British rule.
At:  Apollo Bunder.

Khilafat House
This place was the hub of the All India Khilafat Committee, launched in 1919 by Mohammed Ali and Shaukat Ali with support of Mahatma Gandhi. It was formed to protest against the British.
At:  Byculla

Hindustani Prachar Sabha -
Hindustani Prachar Sabha was founded by Mahatma Gandhi in 1942 to promote Hindustani a mix of Hindi and Urdu as the common medium of communication among the people of India.
At: Girgaum

Sardar Gruha Building
Located opposite the city’s iconic market, it was where Lokmanya Tilak lived and even died.
At:  LT Marg, near Crawford Market

Horniman Circle
After Independence in 1947, Elphinstone Circle  was renamed Horniman Circle, after Benjamin Horniman, a British editor who spoke out against the British atrocities on Indians.
At:  Fort

Lion Gate
The Royal Indian Navy Mutiny, also called the Bombay Mutiny, where the Indian Navy revolted against the British, took place in 1946.

The Lion Gate was one of the spots to witness this.
At: Shahid Bhagat Singh Road