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Gulabo Sitabo: A tale for fragile egos

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Photo-Prem: How do you want to be remembered?

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Art, Heritage, Sarees

My Saree Stories: Part 21 (Paintings of India)

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  • Films,  Reviews

    Raazi: The price of patriotism

    By Anshu / May 28, 2018

    Patriotic films are shrill. You walk into the theatre and expect chest thumping, heavy dialogues, and perhaps even find a muscular gentleman pulling out a hand pump with his bare hands. And so when I heard that…

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  • Heritage,  Travelogues

    Passage through history: Heritage walk in Ahmedabad

    By Anshu / May 27, 2018

    We happened to be in Ahmedabad to attend the convocation ceremony of my niece Jyotsna at the Indian Institute of Management. Since we had an extra day in Ahmedabad, we were wondering how to spend it, and my…

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  • Birds,  Fauna,  Nature

    Neelkanth: The Indian Roller Bird

    By Anshu / May 25, 2018

    This is one bird which you will commonly find perched on wires along roadsides. The Indian roller bird or the Neelkanth. As children whenever we had our trips to Nagpur, one of our common pastimes used to be counting…

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  • Musings

    Pathological alliances

    By Anshu / May 24, 2018

    Jabalpur brings back very unpleasant memories. It was the 25th of January 1996. I was in the midst of a gruelling course, pursuing my MD in Pathology- and I had nothing but microscopic images in my head. …

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  • Musings,  Travelogues

    Indian Railways and IST

    By Anshu / May 23, 2018

    My train is scheduled at the unearthly hour of 11.30 p.m. Stubborn officials who quote absurd rules of reimbursement demand that I travel to another city in this heat instead of getting on a train from a…

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  • Flora,  Nature

    Amaltas: The golden shower tree

    By Anshu / May 21, 2018

    The golden chandelier-like blossoms make you stop in your tracks, even when the firmament is afire. Pendulous yellow flowers cascade down in plenty making the green of the leaves redundant. The golden shower tree or the golden…

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  • Birds,  Fauna,  Nature

    Golden orioles: My favourite summer sight

    By Anshu / May 20, 2018

    Sevagram can be terribly atrocious in the summers with the temperatures climbing to over 45 degrees C. But there are some blessings of nature one can look forward to even when the sun is blazing down. Delicious…

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  • Travelogues

    Piazza Navona: An ode to the genius of Gian Lorenzo Bernini

    By Anshu / May 17, 2018

    The final element- Water. If you are a Dan Brown fan, and if you’ve read Angels and Demons, you will surely recognize this place. This is the place where Robert Langdon finds the assassin trying to drown…

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  • Travelogues

    The glitz and glamour of Cannes

    By Anshu / May 16, 2018

    So Aishwarya Rai and Sonam Kapoor are making waves at Cannes? Never mind!  We were on a Mediterranean cruise and spent a day in Cannes a week before the 2016 festival. Have a look at the real…

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  • Animals,  Fauna,  Nature

    Rikki Tikki Tavi in my garden!

    By Anshu / May 15, 2018

    Hey I spotted Kipling’s Rikki Tikki Tavi with his entire family in my garden! I didn’t know that this mongoose family (mongooses? mongeese?!) likes taking a morning walk on the boundary wall! But what a gorgeous fur coat the…

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