new to navi mumbai

glimmer3 · Sep 19th, 2008, 15:14

hi everyone,

i've been here in navi mumbai staying with my husband and his family for the past month, and planning to stay here awhile. (i'm from the U.S.) i am hoping to get lessons in Marathi from someone around here. does anyone know of anywhere or anyone i could get lessons from? (a retired teacher, some type of school?) also, are there any other expats in this area? could you tell me how you like it here? in some ways i find living in navi mumbai is easier than if i lived in the city, but also far away from a lot of the "happenings" in town.

vmodugul · Sep 22nd, 2008, 17:09

After living in the US (California) for over a decade, my husband and I moved back to India. We live on Palm Beach Road in Navi Mumbai. I really like it here, but we have not had a chance to make friends yet. Navi Mumbai is much more cleaner and has less traffic and less pollution than Mumbai, but you do miss out on all the excellent restaurants and other stuff in Mumbai. Let me know if you have any questions about Navi Mumbai and I can try and answer them. I have only been her for 3 months now.

ushtate · Dec 3rd, 2008, 12:33

hello,

does anyone know of an upscale area to live and an international school for kids if you work in airoli, navi mumbai? where can i get info about this subject if I am in the wrong forum? tks in advance!

vmodugul · Dec 3rd, 2008, 22:58

I dont know much about Airoli, but there are really nice upscale apartments on Palm Beach road in Sanpada, Nerul and Seawoods. Delhi Public School and Ryan International are the closest schools here.

Sep 19th, 2008, 15:14	#1
glimmer3 Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Vashi Posts: 4	new to navi mumbai hi everyone, i've been here in navi mumbai staying with my husband and his family for the past month, and planning to stay here awhile. (i'm from the U.S.) i am hoping to get lessons in Marathi from someone around here. does anyone know of anywhere or anyone i could get lessons from? (a retired teacher, some type of school?) also, are there any other expats in this area? could you tell me how you like it here? in some ways i find living in navi mumbai is easier than if i lived in the city, but also far away from a lot of the "happenings" in town.

Sep 22nd, 2008, 17:09	#2
vmodugul Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Navi Mumbai, India Posts: 4	new to navi mumbai After living in the US (California) for over a decade, my husband and I moved back to India. We live on Palm Beach Road in Navi Mumbai. I really like it here, but we have not had a chance to make friends yet. Navi Mumbai is much more cleaner and has less traffic and less pollution than Mumbai, but you do miss out on all the excellent restaurants and other stuff in Mumbai. Let me know if you have any questions about Navi Mumbai and I can try and answer them. I have only been her for 3 months now.

Dec 3rd, 2008, 12:33	#3
ushtate Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: navi mumbai Posts: 2	moving to navi mumbai soon any international schools in near airoli? hello, does anyone know of an upscale area to live and an international school for kids if you work in airoli, navi mumbai? where can i get info about this subject if I am in the wrong forum? tks in advance!

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Dec 3rd, 2008, 22:58	#4
vmodugul Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Navi Mumbai, India Posts: 4	I dont know much about Airoli, but there are really nice upscale apartments on Palm Beach road in Sanpada, Nerul and Seawoods. Delhi Public School and Ryan International are the closest schools here.