Tales from a headhunters’ land
Conversing with a nonagenarian is like collecting some pages off the calendar or redrawing some...
Camping with lions in Masai Mara– II
From the beginning, I was sure, day 2 was going to be as exciting as day 1. We had by now, tick marked three of the #bigfive of Africa and...
Camping with the lions – I
From our camp we could watch baby hippos splash and swill in the waters, while the adults watched us with suspicion. This was my first...
A loud roar to #saveourtigers
I still remember my safari drive in Ranthambore National Park which ended with a happy note of seeing the most documented tigress and oft...
A painted doorway to the past
With every new step, I could find myself getting closer to the rich past of this town. The symbols...
Shekhawati: India’s Open Art Gallery
I know I am not admiring at Mona Lisa at the Louvre or wandering on the streets of Met; but there is something tantalizing in these streets...
Quiet mountains of Namchi
Think of Sikkim and the images of snow clad peaks, terraced rice fields, lushly forested hills, misty clouds setting in the deep valleys,...
A slice of Shekhawati in Alsisar
The desolate roads, the pastoral calmness hung in the air, changing colour of the mud-dunes from...
