Jaun Elia: The Rebel Poet of the Subcontinent
Jaun Elia, born on December 14, 1931, in Amroha, British India, was a poet whose words danced with the essence…
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A Road Trip Adventure: Leeds to Knowsley Safari Park
Starting our journey from the vibrant city of Leeds, we set out early in the morning to make the most…
The breakdown of private lives in the age of social media
A hazy image has ignited a wildfire of gossip, featuring a politician side by side with a prominent journalist. This…
Delhi, the resilient phoenix: Destroyed and rebuilt seven times
Delhi, the heart of India, is a city that has withstood the test of time in a way few places…
September reflections: Embracing everyday joys, birthdays, and the passage of time
Approaching September, a wave of emotions washes over me. It’s a month that carries the whispers of change and the…
The Namesake: A riveting tale of identity and belonging
In the vast tapestry of cinema, certain films manage to weave a profound impact on the hearts of the audience….
Echoes of a strange world: Navigating the depths of ignorance and fakery
In the midst of a world gone strangely artificial, a writer finds solace in his musings. The vast expanse of…
Manjusha painting: A timeless tale of tradition and fading artistry in India
Manjusha painting, also known as Angika art, is a traditional folk art form that originated in the state of Bihar,…
Beware: Hotel Earls Court in Central London is terribly bad
I recently had a highly unpleasant experience at Hotel Earls Court in London, and I feel compelled to warn others…
Bone carving in India: Keeping a prehistoric art alive
Bone carving is an ancient art form that dates back thousands of years. It involves using animal bones to create…