Water Conservation is Crucial for Our Planet
Highlighting the need for water conservation, Viva con Agua (India) and Welthungerhilfe in partnership with Goethe Institut, Max Mueller Bhavan, Delhi, organised an arts festival on WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene).
The major causes of shrinking freshwater ecosystems are rampant development, without looking at long term impact, and growing populations. Added to this is the accelerating climate change crisis, with a high frequency of water-related disasters such as floods, storms and droughts.
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From Old to Bold: A Journey Through One Year of Rebranding
The journey from A Traveller’s Wish List to Queen of Treasures was a planned move in alignment with my personal transformation. Join me as I take you through the journey of self-discovery, growth, and evolution that led to this momentous decision. Continue reading From Old to Bold: A Journey Through One Year of Rebranding
Meet Vish Dhamija: The British Indian Author Who Took Legal Crime Fiction to A New Level
Crime and courtroom are two sides of the same coin. Vish Dhamija creates an exciting world, where boundaries disappear and mind games rule. Read his books and know what makes him pen exciting page-turners Continue reading Meet Vish Dhamija: The British Indian Author Who Took Legal Crime Fiction to A New Level
Untouched Konkan: Beautiful Encounters in Ratnagiri
Healing the inner child at Magic Garden, catching a glimpse of life in a Konkan village, delving into the literary legacy of poet Keshavsut, and reliving the regal past at Ratnadurg, Ratnagiri was a tapestry of colourful experiences Continue reading Untouched Konkan: Beautiful Encounters in Ratnagiri
Cultivating Emotional Intelligence: Tools for Self-Awareness and Empathy
With the power of emotional intelligence, it is easy to navigate life’s ups and downs and achieve success in personal and professional relationships Continue reading Cultivating Emotional Intelligence: Tools for Self-Awareness and Empathy
Karla Caves: Marvels of Ancient Indian Rock-Cut Architecture
From the grandeur of the Chaitya Griha to the tranquil viharas and the transition into a temple complex, the Karla Caves offer a transcendental experience Continue reading Karla Caves: Marvels of Ancient Indian Rock-Cut Architecture
Ganesha Chaturthi Trail from Pune to Ratnagiri
Maharashtra celebrates the birthday of the elephant-headed God with fervour and grandeur. Amid the pomp and show, we walked around the ‘manache pandals’ in Pune, drove to the Ganapatipule temple on the konkan coast and savoured puranpolis in the quaint village of Pawas in Ratnagiri Continue reading Ganesha Chaturthi Trail from Pune to Ratnagiri
Book Review: The Nemesis by Manoranjan Byapari
The second novel of the Chandal Jibon trilogy, the book gives glimpses of the lives of destitute populace in Calcutta in the 1960s and 1970s. Continue reading Book Review: The Nemesis by Manoranjan Byapari
