As you have seen in my last blog that we took an overnight bus from Bhubaneshwar to Daringbadi and were supposed to return that day only. Daringbadi is a small hill station about 250km from Bhubaneshwar. It is said to be the Kashmir of Orissa, which is a gross exaggeration. Nevertheless it is a beautiful …
Continue reading Exploring Orissa – A 3day trip to Bhubaneswar-Daringbadi-Chilika Part-2
From convincing our parents to let their daughters go on a girls trip to planning everything to actually completing this trip and returning home safe and sound, my friends and I came a long way. It all started on a whim. Like any other group of friends, we too wanted to go on a trip on …
Continue reading Exploring Orissa – A 3day trip to Bhubaneswar-Daringbadi-Chilika Part-1
Trips are rejuvenating. One trip every few months helps a lot in refreshing your mind and preparing you for the monotonous days ahead. Jhargram happened under such a circumstance. We had not gone on any big tour for more than a year and I was getting restless. So, my father finally arranged this small tour …
The beautiful and picturesque landscapes of the Himalayas called me back once again,
Yesterday I watched the film Sankar Mudi which made me look back in time and think about the changes that started more than a decade ago. I was in my early teens in the late 2000s. As a result, neither did I fully understand what was happening around me at that time, nor did I …
When they said Love is Blind, they were pretty damn correct, because Love sees no colour, no gender, no caste, no religion...nothing. It just loves.
Sharing an experience is like sharing a part of your soul. When you share an experience, it is not personal anymore. You give it to the world out there to be read and interpreted according to the mindset of your readers. Today I am going to share my dining experience at one of the most …
Continue reading Diving into the Oceans with the: Ocean Grill
Food is one thing that I feel really passionate about. I wanted to try my hand at food blogging. So, here it is.
There are some things that money can't buy...Manners, Morals and Integrity. And there is another thing money cannot buy...the satisfaction of a hard-earned achievement. I was in Ninth grade then. Though almost all my friends and classmates detested History, I am always been a fan and an enthusiast. And the fact that we had a …
I hate Indians. They are a beastly people with beastly religion. The famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits ~Winston Churchill Having a keen interest in history and politics, I like to read up on all the key historic events of the world. And Indian freedom struggle is a personal favourite …
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