"In 1850s, a civilisation flourished around the cotton mills in Mumbai. This civilisation was known as 'Girangaon' - 'the Abode of Mills', an offspring of the industrial revolution. In 1982 a strike of mill-workers marked total devastation of Girangaon! Girangaon ceased to exist. Girangaon is Yet Another Mohenjo Daro... The mill workers hailed from various regions of Maharashtra and other parts of India, belonged to various castes, creeds, and religions; but eventually they became of one caste, one religion called - Mill Worker. They created their own region - Girangaon! The Girangaon culture rejoiced the unique sense of unity, an amazingly colourful and vibrant society - culturally rich, socially flexible and poli:cally aware - played vital roles in many political movements. Deprivation and adverse conditions never let their zeal dampen or their energy wane. And then in 1982, a strike of mill-workers marked total devastation of Girangaon! The mill-worker is nowhere to be seen since! Vanished in thin air! Girangaon ceased to exist. Girangaon is Yet Another Mohenjo Daro."