Something that I enjoy while being on the road is clicking city signages and what is the city known for. I have observed that most cities in India have a nickname sort of short phrase shown up on the such boards which is of interest most of the times. Look what I clicked recently – … More Chandigarh Signage
We just celebrated Dussehra over the weekend and one way of celebrating this festival is by burning Raavan’s effigy. Throughout my life, I don’t remember seeing an effigy of Raavan but I got lucky this time. You would be surprised to know where I found this one – in a Business Park! And I found … More Raavan
Bread and butter, bacon and eggs, flowers and spring, pen and paper, lightening and thunder and so many other things that go together.. This Thursday Challenge‘s theme was “Toegther” and I want to share the picture of famous Sambar and Dosa – they always go together and if for some reason, they are not served together, fans … More Together..
When we were kids, any English essay about India would start with the clichéd opening “India is a land of festivals”. That time I did not know many festivals and was particularly clueless about the ones celebrated in the southern part of India. This year has been special – just two weeks after we bid … More Onam Pookalam – an arty affair
My 4/n post on WW and I wanted share this: This Day Care advertisement was put up on a tree and I really wonder how could a day care be named “PMS”? Linking this post to the Write Tribe Pro Bloggers Challenge – September (Post #5). A pledge to write everyday.
This post is a part of Wordless Wednesday(3/n) and I am dedicating this to Ganesh Chaturthi, a popular festival in India which was celebrated over the last weekend. Lord Ganesha brings success, peace and prosperity in lives and I pray for a better world and better us! Also linking this post to the Write Tribe Pro … More You are loved, Ganesha!
Lalbagh is a famous tourist destination in Bangalore and a significant one for those inclined to explore the varied flora available in the premises. Lalbagh (Literally translated in English as Red Garden) is spread over 240 acres and boasts of trees that are more than 100 years old, inventive bonsai and over a 1000 various … More The Bicentennial Flower Show
Watching when it rains is a beautiful feeling. More so when you are outdoors and able to see so many different things at one go. Last month, I was working on a Saturday and I was on my way back home. Having spent my day training teachers of the under privileged, I was feeling accomplished … More Monsoon is here
I am a week late to this photo challenge but still the idea of sharing those in-between moments of my trips was too exciting to miss!! I haven’t traveled a lot but I have always been intrigued by the beauty of the “road ahead” I really look forward to more trips so that I can … More On the Move..
Travelling excites a lot of us and every second person I meet wants to travel the world and experience various cultures. However, travelling is not always easy – sometimes, it requires you to get on to planes and unfortunately some planes become the ill-fated MH370. Last week, I traveled to New Delhi and the weather … More Up, Up and Above
