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The Kamakhya Temple And The Famous Ambubachi Mela In Assam

by Munmi Barthakur

As one is very much prone to do, I did not fully comprehend and was rather matter of fact regarding the Kamakhya temple in Guwahati, Assam. My growing-up years included...

To Beijing, With Music

by Rita Bhimani

Ever since my return from China, I have been hearing other peoples’ stories on their travels, which made me feel wholly inadequate about what I had experienced and in...

Hyderabad - The Pearl City

by Sayanti Mukherji

The last stronghold of the Moghuls – Hyderabad, is a city that lives in its’ own time capsule with a heady mix of magnificent Moghul architecture and modern IT high...

Why Mussoorie?

by Divyanshi Bhansali

Let’s answer a few questions and understand why Mussoorie is a perfect holiday destination: Whether you’re looking for a quiet ...

Diya Mud Villa

by Hemalatha Sridhar

Shantineketan is a short 3.5 hour drive from Kolkata via NH 19 and NH 114 and there are 27 trains from the city which take you to Bolpur, the nearest station. ...

Lavasa – A Little Slice Of Italy

by Piu Sur

Lavasa near Pune is a slice of Italy right here in India. A Workshop for Journalists on Envisioning Media in Policy Making organized by the Centre for Civil Society lan...

Jodhpur: The Perfect Flavor Of Tradition

by Divyanshi Bhansali

Memories are said to remain forever but the places of their happening definitely do not. When I look down memory lane and think of what the city of Jodhpur was like fif...

Belief Is Power – A Powerful Dance Recital In Praise Of Lord Hanuman

by WOT

During a recent visit to Chennai, I was delighted to be part of an evening organized by Dr. Pratap Reddy (founder of the Apollo Hospitals Group), for the National Counc...

Manali By The River Beas

by Nayan Basu

It has been a few weeks since I returned from Manali, but the memories of the trip are still fresh and will remain deeply etched in my mind for my entire life. It was a...

Tea, Spatchcock Chicken And Other Wholesome Foods

by Rajen Bali

This is about the food favored by the tea planters in Assam, the Dooars, Darjeeling and South India. I am trying to share my experiences and impressions about food enjo...

North East Diaries-Scenic Meghalaya!

by Munmi Barthakur

As I prepare to capture my perspective of beautiful Meghalaya, I find myself floundering to find the words, though the myriad experiences of my trips to this picturesqu...

‘Ima’ ( Mother) Reigns Queen In This Market

by Zeena Singh

“blessed be she who is both furious and magnificent” Taylor Rhodes …and furious she is if wronged, while mag...

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