Author: Delhifundos

Since reading the books Ramona and The House of Broken Angels, visiting San Diego, California had been a dream. After having a splashing time at the Great Wolf Lodge, Los Angeles  we drove further north and in one and half hours, reached San Diego, another attractive city of California. We had heard that San Diego life was a fusion of the American and Mexican ways of life that had created a vibrant culture. We wanted to see that first-hand. An invite from a cousin made it exciting and their dog was a big draw. We spent about 2 days and…

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Since reading the books Ramona and The House of Broken Angels, visiting San Diego, California had been a dream. After having a splashing time at the Great Wolf Lodge, Los Angeles  we drove further north and in one and half hours, reached San Diego, another attractive city of California. We had heard that San Diego life was a fusion of the American and Mexican ways of life that had created a vibrant culture. We wanted to see that first-hand. An invite from a cousin made it exciting and their dog was a big draw. We spent about 2 days and…

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Since reading the books Ramona and The House of Broken Angels, visiting San Diego, California had been a dream. After having a splashing time at the Great Wolf Lodge, Los Angeles  we drove further north and in one and half hours, reached San Diego, another attractive city of California. We had heard that San Diego life was a fusion of the American and Mexican ways of life that had created a vibrant culture. We wanted to see that first-hand. An invite from a cousin made it exciting and their dog was a big draw. We spent about 2 days and…

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One of the most popular attractions of California, USA is Disneyland in Anaheim, Los Angeles. Another immensely popular fun spot that provides fun and excitement to young and old is the Great Wolf Lodge which is also in Anaheim / Garden Grove CA. Great Wolf Lodge Waterpark Great Wolf Lodge is one of the biggest waterparks in California with many properties across the USA. We are currently visiting sunny California. During our last trip, we covered many attractions of California that was more towards the cultural side. To make this trip different, the family took us to Great Wolf Lodge…

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Hey there, foodies and wanderers! Craving some scrumptious Asian flavours without breaking the bank? We’ve got a hidden gem for you in Gurgaon! Tucked away near the lively Galleria Market, we stumbled upon Dancing Wok. And oh boy, it’s a delight! Chinese Restaurants In Gurgaon Picture this: Rain pouring down, tummies growling like thunder, and there it was – Dancing Wok, perched on the first floor of Cross Point Mall. Cosy vibes, no fancy airs, just good ol’ comfort. But here’s the kicker – the seating’s a tad limited, but luck was on our side that day! Chicken Yakitori What…

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Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi, the joyous celebration of the bond between siblings, calls for not only heartfelt emotions but also stylish ensembles that make a lasting fashion statement. This year, as you prepare to celebrate this special occasion, why not step up your fashion game with some trendy Rakhi outfit ideas that will turn heads? 1. Traditional Elegance with a Twist Embrace the timeless charm of traditional Indian apparel by adding a contemporary twist. For that, opt for a classic saree in vibrant hues like royal blue, emerald green, or deep maroon. To infuse a modern touch, drape it in…

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In most exhibitions, you are not allowed to touch any exhibit let alone hold it. But in KNMA’s ongoing exhibition “Very Small Feelings” you are encouraged to sit, relax, pull a piece of art off the wall and interplay with the exhibits, hug the giant puppets, wear the masks, whisper to the installations and engage with the art material. Very Small Feelings – Revisiting Childhood The paper and paint got Bedabrata excited and he drew and called it a fish! He was like a child. That is perhaps what this exhibition is about. We travelled to childhood while walking through…

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We had to pinch ourselves to believe it was not a dream. In front of us was the Gangotri Mandir, a famous pilgrimage site part of the Char Dham Yatra. Akshay Tritiya is a very auspicious day in the Hindu calendar. The Char Dham Yatra which closes on Deepawali, commences this day. After a hiatus of about 6 months, the first shrine or Dham to open this year was the Gangotri Temple. A large number of devotees and travellers had gathered around the temple to witness the event. We were blessed to be a part of this festive gathering. In…

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Are you tired of wearing the same old T-shirt, wishing you could add a touch of sophistication to your style? Well, fret no more! T-shirt layering techniques are here to revolutionize your wardrobe game. Combining different garments and mastering the art of layering allows you to create unique, eye-catching outfits that express your style. Today, let us explore the world of T-shirt layering, uncovering the secrets to elevating your fashion sense. Get ready to transform your look with these innovative techniques of wearing t-shirts for men! The Basics of T-Shirt Layering When it comes to layering T-shirts for men, starting…

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Sarees are highly versatile because no matter what the occasion is, you can always wear one. If you have a myriad of festivities coming up, and are torn between wearing a dress and a lehenga, opt for sarees instead. A saree will give you a much richer and more traditional look as compared to any other ethnic wear. Most women will choose to wear silk during the festivities, but if you want to differ, you can opt for an organza drape. Check out the organza saree price online, and you will be amazed to see the discounted rates being offered.…

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Delhi is a melting pot of the old and new. The traditional and the modern. For a visitor to Delhi, the typical sites include Red Fort, Bahai Temple, Qutub Minar, National Museum, and if one stretches it – the National Gallery of Modern Art. However, during the course of our travels, we have realised that the pulse of a city can be found in its markets. Today we take you to Khan Market, one of the earliest markets of Delhi that, over time, has become a hotspot for all things fancy. History of Khan Market Khan Market was originally allotted…

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The premises over the Lexus showroom in Windsor Place, on Janpath Road, is a happy haunt for us. This is where we were authenticated (read “Blue-ticked”) by Zomato a decade back. From being a spot for food for the body, the upper floors of this building are now Delhi Art Gallery (DAG), a spot for food for the soul. DAG is now holding an exhibition that takes us back in time over a century. Titled “The Babu and The Bazaar”, they are displaying paintings from the 19th century and perhaps early 20th century Calcutta and other parts of Bengal. The…

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Delhi boasts of a remarkable artistic and cultural heritage, encompassing a diverse range of traditional and contemporary expressions that cater to a wide array of tastes. Moreover, Delhi’s art scene is flourishing at a decent pace, with numerous art aficionados and enthusiasts actively engaging in the creation, purchase, and appreciation of art. In this blog post, we present a compilation of the best places to see art exhibitions in Delhi. 1. National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) The National Gallery of Modern Art is a premier art museum located in New Delhi near India Gate. It houses a vast collection…

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Don’t sit at home and wait for mango tree to bring mangoes to you wherever you are. It won’t happen.– Israelmore Ayivor If you are a mango lover, then you are in for some good times. Mango Mela, 2023 is on at Handloom Haat, Janpath. We took the works of the lifestyle guru literally and visited Mango Mela 2023 last weekend. Mango Mela is an annual event every summer for many years now. We make it a point to visit the Mango Mela no matter how soaring the temperature outside. Mango Mela Delhi, 2023 The Government of West Bengal has…

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This one is for admirers of Hindi language, literature, and culture. Kabir Granthawali: Parimarjit Paath was launched on the occasion of Kabir Jayanti on 4th June 2023 at India International Centre, New Delhi. The original Kabir Granthawali was edited by Shyamsundar Das and published in the year 1928. It still remains a seminal piece of work on the poetry of the mystic saint Kabir. After almost 100 years, the classic book has been revised by eminent critic and Bhakti-Poetry expert Professor Purushottam Agrawal. This revised and updated Granthawali has been published by Rajkamal Prakashan. Concert by Shubha Mudgal The evening…

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There are so many things to celebrate about Delhi. The Capital City Minstrels, Delhi NCR’s aapna choir is indeed one of those. For almost 30 years, they have been enchanting the audience in the capital with melodious choral music. Who are Capital City Minstrels?   Capital City Minstrels (CCM) is Delhi’s own international choir making all kinds of music. Established in the year 1994 by the pianist Zohra Shaw with a group of enthusiasts from different walks of life, they celebrated their silver jubilee in the year 2019. Choir music is ordinarily associated with churches. CCM brought this joyous genre…

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A gastronomical tour of India can lead you to many places. And homes. Our dinner last weekend was one such food tour. The Park, New Delhi is holding a unique food festival Raagas & Recipes 2.0 at their Fire Restaurant where we tasted some of the delicacies from a Mathur household. The spread focuses on Mathur-Kayastha cuisine served in the milieu of Ragas playing in the background. The festival has been curated by Ms. Anoothi Vishal, a renowned food writer, and critic who hails from a Kayastha family. Who is Kayastha? Kayastha is a community that does not fall under…

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Kurtis are a staple in every Indian woman’s wardrobe. This versatile garment is not only comfortable but also highly stylish. Whether you’re dressing up for a wedding or keeping it casual for a day out with friends, there’s a Kurti for every occasion. But with so many designer kurtis available in the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one. That’s where fashion designers come in. They have an eye for the latest trends and know exactly what type of designer kurtis will make you stand out. So, let’s take a look at some of the top designer…

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Telia Rumal is an Ikat weave from Chirala Village in coastal Andhra Pradesh. Senior designers David Abraham and Rakesh Thakore regaled us about this weave at an interesting talk organised by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) at the National Crafts Museum, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Telia Rumal Weavers And Weaves Telia derives the name from ‘Tel’ or oil. Before weaving, the Telia Rumal weavers would soak the cotton thread in sesame oil to give the fabric a cooling effect. The fishing community or boatsmen who would have to face long hours in the sun were major consumers of Telia…

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Up above the world so high – that is where we had a Pan-Asian weekend lunch at Oko restaurant on the 28th floor of The Lalit Hotel off Connaught Place in Delhi.  They are serving an Asian spread curated by MasterChef Suriya who has come all the way from Thailand. Along with his chef secrets, he has also brought along special ingredients to enhance our experience. What to have at Oko Surprisingly Indian cuisine is not considered when we talk about “Asian” food. Yet there are many similarities in Indian cooking style as well as condiments and seasonings in some…

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Harsil, one of the prettiest villages near Gangotri Mandir, Uttarakhand is derived from “Hari Shila” or the “Rock of Lord Hari or Vishnu”. A 12-hour drive from Delhi on steep but mostly smooth roads via Rishikesh, Chamba, Uttarkashi took us entirely by surprise. A village market with brightly painted walls, and apple blossoms on roadsides made us wonder whether we are indeed in India or it is some village in the haloed Alps. This was Harsil, a village that we did not expect to be so pretty in a contemporary artful manner. Where is Harsil? Harsil is in Uttarkashi district…

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Have you seen the popping eyes of Lord Jagannath in Puri, Odisha? The large eyes of Hindu God statues are perhaps for maintaining a better vigil on their devotees. But as an art lover, the image of Lord Jagannath is an eye-popping beauty. There are so many other eye-popping beauties in Odisha. Today, we take you to Raghurajpur, the real art village in Odisha. Why is Raghurajpur Famous? The Pattachitra Which is the most famous painting of Odisha? It is the Pattachitra that is painted in Raghurajpur in the Puri district of Odisha. The term Pattachitra is a combination of…

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“If we invest more in Arts, the government will have to invest less in Law and order.” Actor Adil Hussain said at the awards ceremony of the 18th META – Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards 2023. We couldn’t agree more. 18th META Awards Night As we walked down the red carpet at the 18th META – Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards in New Delhi, we could feel the excitement in the air. The event, curated by Teamwork Arts and sponsored by the Mahindra Group, brought together the national theatre fraternity and a diverse audience for a week-long extravaganza celebrating the…

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There are so many ways to look at India. It could be either nature or architecture or food or textile travel across India. During the course of our various trips, we have seen floor decorative art practices in India that are typical to various regions of the country. To our plain eyes, it is a lovely way to decorate a space. To uplift a zone from mundane to festive or divine. But the eye-catching designs say stories of their own. It is like cultural travel in India tracing different forms of floor paintings. What are the names of Indian floor…

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Last Sunday, we had the pleasure of watching the play “My Wife’s 8th Vachan” at Delhi’s Kamani Auditorium. As with most plays in Delhi, we can categorize them as either offbeat or popular. This play falls under the latter category, as it was meant for simple entertainment. From the posters, it was apparent that this was a comedy, which is perfect for light fun theatre on a weekend. Furthermore, the star cast included Vinay Jain and Monisha Katyal, known faces from the film and TV world, along with Anup Soni, a well-known face from the TV series CID. Weekend Theatre…

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We are Delhi-Fun-Dos and what we love best is to explore Delhi, enjoy Delhi, and write about it here. And trust us, we are never at a loss for amazing opportunities. Just so much keeps happening in Delhi; we are often at a loss while picking and choosing one event over another. The last few days have been like that. Lodhi Art Festival In fact, what a weekend it was! We attended the Lodhi Festival organised by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) and Start India. This was a 2-day extravaganza that brought together various art forms under one…

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First impression of Humayunpur Market in South Delhi’s Safdarjung – Delhi is just so many different parts of India in a single city! Humayunpur Market is an all-things-Northeast hub, much like how Majnu-Ka-Tila is for North Delhi. We were here sometime back when we had stopped randomly. We were taken aback that there was a swell hangout zone in South Delhi that had eluded us all this while! Last Sunday, we were in the mood to browse some more stores and try some street food this time. We set out for an afternoon stroll. We drove and parked right outside…

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Kolkata has made it to Eater’s 2023 list of top ten food destinations in the world.  Kolkata is indeed a great place for affordable sumptuous food. But what is even more interesting is the background. Kolkata was the capital of British India till the year 1911. Hence, it was of enormous commercial significance till that point. Not only the British but a host of people from various corners of India came and settled here for work and business. This made Kolkata a melting pot of cultures that spilled over into the cooking pots as well. Thus the sheer variety of…

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Art moves from one medium to another and so often – seamlessly. That is what we felt at the recent art exhibition Sitaare Zameen Par at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art or KNMA at their Noida gallery. If you are familiar with Tagore’s works you would know he started as a poet and then became a lyricist, novelist, philosopher, playwright, and in the fullness of time, a painter. Imtiaz Ali is concurrently a filmmaker, a designer, and an artist. Sitaare Zameen Par KNMA celebrates this fluidity among various mediums of art forms in their new space in Noida. The title Sitaare…

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“That’s the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet” – Jhumpa Lahiri Travel is our passion. No wonder we do not let go of any opportunity for travel including a journey through Book Fairs. The New Delhi World Book Fair 2023 is on in full swing in Delhi. Jago bookworms Jago! New Delhi World Book Fair 2023 PIN IT FOR LATER READ Fairs and festivals are indeed travelling to other worlds without moving away from the convenience of OUR city. We are glad to come back to the world of fairs and festivals. Book fairs are…

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Planning your honeymoon is one of the most exciting parts of getting married, but it can also be one of the most daunting. With so many different options, it’s hard to know where to start. You can begin with budgeting and determining whether you need financing for your honeymoon. With careful financial planning, you can make sure you have the perfect honeymoon without breaking the bank. Let’s see how! Estimate the Cost of Your Honeymoon The cost of a honeymoon can vary greatly, but there are some easy ways to determine how much money you should budget. This will also…

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‘Next to air and water, salt is perhaps the greatest necessity of life’– Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi This was the philosophy behind Gandhiji’s Dandi March in the year 1930. Gandhiji was protesting against the regressive salt tax imposed by the British Government on the manufacturing of salt. The march started from Ahmedabad and after covering 240 km on foot, Mahatma and a huge group of followers reached the coast at Dandi. As a mark of protest against the British government, Gandhiji evaporated sea water here and held up the crude crystals of muddy salt. Almost a century later, it is still…

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While Delhi weather was getting cold by the day, we did something mighty cool! Goethe Institute was initiating the Goethe Institute project. Here they were telling food stories, travel stories, culture stories, topical stories, but all using the language of art, or precisely, comic sketches. They wanted apparently diverse components like food, travel, and art to come together and, to quote from the email, “offer a flavoursome dish to feed your soul, nourish your mind, and delight your palate”. They intended to explore the potential of the project in different cultures and cities around the globe and present their experiences…

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Wazwan is a multi-course celebratory meal from Kashmir. It is sheer decadence. Wazwan festival at Chor Bizzare is like a regal culinary journey through Kashmir. While the whole of India is flocking to Kashmir to experience snowfall, this time Kashmir comes to Delhi via Bikaner Rajasthan. Chor Bizzare celebrates Wazwan cuisine at their restaurant located inside Bikaner House which is a hub for cultural events and exhibitions in Delhi now. The decor is quirky with lots of oxidised silver ornaments used on tables. In fact, the table next to us was a bed repurposed as a table. Another table was…

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Wazwan is a multi-course celebratory meal from Kashmir. It is sheer decadence. Wazwan festival at Chor Bizzare is like a regal culinary journey through Kashmir. While the whole of India is flocking to Kashmir to experience snowfall, this time Kashmir comes to Delhi via Bikaner Rajasthan. Chor Bizzare celebrates Wazwan cuisine at their restaurant located inside Bikaner House which is a hub for cultural events and exhibitions in Delhi now. The decor is quirky with lots of oxidised silver ornaments used on tables. In fact, the table next to us was a bed repurposed as a table. Another table was…

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Theatre groups in Kolkata are mostly passion-driven movements. If you are visiting Kolkata, you should consider taking out a couple of hours to watch a play at any of the many auditoriums around the city. You would be introduced to a whole new form of enjoyment. Additionally, like a true traveller, you would feel the pulse of the city. Culture trip in Kolkata Just before watching the theatre Lok Katha, we came to know that Kolkata has made it to a popular list of top food destinations around the globe. Food is one of the popular preoccupations of Bengali. But Kolkata…

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The original Umrao Jaan period film with Rekha as the lead character of a courtesan was produced and directed by Muzaffar Ali in the year 1981. He was the art director as well. More than a period of 40 years have elapsed. But the film is still remembered for its smart depiction of a bygone era. It is also a treasure trove of melodious ghazals and spectacular kathak dance. And last week, Delhi relived Umrao Jaan all over again, courtesy of Muzaffar Ali albeit in a different avatar. Muzaffar Ali is not just a filmmaker. He wears many hats or…

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It is that time of the year that all handicraft enthusiasts await. The Surajkund Craft Mela 2023 is around the corner. It usually takes place between the 1st to 15th of February every year. Surajkund 2021 was cancelled due to the pandemic. Much to the respite of crafts lovers, Surajkund Crafts Mela 2022 was held albeit later from 19th March to 4th April 2022. Surajkund Mela Authority organises the Surajkund Mela in collaboration with the Union Ministries of Tourism, Textiles, Culture, External Affairs, Department of Tourism, Government of Haryana, and Haryana Tourism Corporation. The dates for the 36th edition of…

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Apologies for being a tad late to the party. We have been planning to put up a post on Agrasen ki Baoli for a while. But it took a friend’s itinerary to bring us to this place. What is a Baoli? Baolis are reservoirs for saving water during monsoons and storing that for use throughout the year. North and western parts of India get less rain that the southern and eastern parts of the country. Hence, such stepwells are common in the western state of Gujarat, the Northern state of Rajasthan, and Delhi. Baolis are typically one or multiple wells…

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South Indian food gets typecast as a single cuisine. But each state has its unique food identity. The food of Karnataka is one of the shyest cuisines of India. If you have had Karnataka food, in all likelihood, that would be at the homes of Kannadiga friends, colleagues, or neighbours. That was how we were introduced to Karnataka cuisine. Carnatic Cafe, New Friends Colony in Delhi happened to us much later. It was somewhat off-route. Yet, whenever we were in that area, we would try to have a meal there. Carnatic Cafe – Vegetarian Food Near Lodi Road Thankfully Carnatic Café…

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We were aware of the arts, crafts, weaves, and colours of Bhuj. Thus, when we came to know that we were to visit the Chhatardis of Bhuj we did not know what to expect! And it was not just us. We were a team of about 20 influencers who were part of the first-ever All India Influencers Conclave in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. As delegates of the Conclave, we visited the Rann Utsav and the breathtaking White Rann of India. On our way back to Ahmedabad, we stopped at Gandhi nu Gam and saw the traditional Kutch lifestyle of the Meghwal community…

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There are a lot of options when it comes to simple vegetarian cafes in Delhi or Gurgaon. But it is very rare for fancy cafes in Delhi NCR to be vegetarian. OMO Vegetarian Cafe in Gurgaon is kind of unique in the fact that it’s not just your regular Indian vegetarian food but upscale vegetarian dining with a host of vegan-friendly options for the new-age Indian diner. And yes, it’s also Insta worthy, not by being gimmicky, but by being understated, earthy, and still posh. OMO Cafe calls itself a soul food community and we recently figured out why!! North-East…

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Gandhi nu Gam, Bhuj has been rebuilt after the earthquake. It used to be one of the most beautiful villages in India. But is Gandhi nu Gam worth a visit now? Our First Take on Gandhi Nu Gam? Many moons back we had seen a postal stamp with a face of a woman typically from Gujarat. Her head scarf and blouse were richly embroidered. She was wearing a heavy silver ring-like hansuli necklace around her neck and a big smile on her face. It was Rs 6 denomination stamp issued in the year 1997 that commemorated those communities that still…

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Avatar: The Way Of Water (or Avatar 2) is the second film from the extremely famous Avatar franchise by director James Cameron. This 3 hours plus long saga is all that Sci-Fi dreams are made of. Mind-boggling 3D VFX, excellent background score, jaw-dropping underwater fight sequences, and relatable storyline – the film promises 10 times more masala than an average Bollywood potboiler can ever afford to offer. What is Avatar: The Way Of Water All About No Spoilers! We promise. Avatar: The Way Of Water doesn’t start exactly where the first Avatar left us in 2013. The storyline here starts…

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Hope is being able to see that there is light, despite all of the darkness.– Desmond Tutu The Capital City Minstrels – CCM is one of Delhi NCR’s most well-known chamber choirs. We have been following their performances for a long time. They have always been enjoyable to listen to, and they are high on our list of things to do each year. The pandemic prevented them from holding their concerts during the past years. The longest break in their 28-year career was recently when they performed on stage again after three years. Inspired By Hope – The Capital City…

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From Dante to Renaissance, music, dance and culture have been integral to the Italian way of life. The Italian Embassy in New Delhi has been continuously bringing forth snippets from Italian art for us to enjoy. And this time it was like a bonanza of Italian heritage and philosophy for an eclectic cultural trip through Italy. The Italian Embassy organised back-to-back events at various venues in Delhi. It was a melange of programs each depicting a unique part of Italian refinement. We were fortunate to have attended some of them and are most regaled. Some of the events organised by…

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Kutch is famous for its Rann. Next probably would be its lively craft traditions. Our first brush with the crafts of Kutch was at the Gurjari, the handloom and handicrafts emporium of the Government of Gujarat. This was some 30-plus years ago. The understated elegance of the nifty handicrafts of Gujarat simply bedazzled us. Gurjari, in fact, helped to shape the aesthete of many Indian cities including Kolkata. We were invited to the first-ever All India Influencers Conclave in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. As delegates of the All India Influencers Conclave, we visited the Rann Utsav and the breathtaking White Rann of…

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If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you may be aware of Sariska in the Alwar district of Rajasthan. Sariska Tiger Reserve is merely 3 hour drive from Delhi and given the proximity to NCR, it hardly feels like Rajasthan. We left after an early breakfast and was having lunch at our resort in Sariska. Yes, it was that simple and reminded us of Neemrana, another trip to Alwar. Alwar The chief purpose of this trip was to visit Sariska Tiger Reserve. Given that our jungle safari was scheduled for the next morning, we had the afternoon and evening on hand.…

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The leaves are turning yellow in many parts of India. There is a clear nip in the air in late nights and early mornings. This is the season to travel to most parts of India and let’s talk about Rajasthan. There is just so much Rajasthan has to offer in terms of nature, wildlife, history, heritage, religion, culture, arts, crafts and music, and food of course. Summers are harsh in this North Western part of India, much of which is the Thar Desert. Therefore, sightseeing or any outdoor activity is uncomfortable (read difficult) in summer. Late October to February is…

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After years we heard about a movie that was being praised by critics as well as the masses – Kantara – an unusual name that means a mystical forest in Kannada. In excitement, we checked the trailer on Youtube. The music video of the well-promoted song “Varah Roopam” from the movie was 4 minutes of sheer bliss for eyes and ears. With the exotic Bhut kola dance, the makeup, the cinematography, and the song Varahroopam in the background, we were sold. We searched for the song on Spotify and added it to our playlist, we read more and more about…

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The much-awaited India International Trade Fair 2022 or IITF 2022 is knocking at the door. Here is a factsheet for Trade Fair tickets, transport, dates, time, and parking for the trade fair, etc. Dates for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Dates: 14 November to 27 November 2022Business visitors: 14 to 18 November 2022General visitors: 19 to 27 November 2022 Time for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Time: 9.30 am to 7.30 pm Location for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Address: Pragati Maidan, New Delhi 110001Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/T9eKdvHNbBBg9C4cA Tickets for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Tickets are available online or at select metro stations. Tickets…

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The much-awaited India International Trade Fair 2022 or IITF 2022 is knocking at the door. Here is a factsheet for Trade Fair tickets, transport, dates, time, and parking for the trade fair, etc. Dates for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Dates: 14 November to 27 November 2022Business visitors: 14 to 18 November 2022General visitors: 19 to 27 November 2022 Time for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Time: 9.30 am to 7.30 pm Location for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Address: Pragati Maidan, New Delhi 110001Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/T9eKdvHNbBBg9C4cA Tickets for IITF Trade Fair 2022 Tickets are available online or at select metro stations. Tickets…

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Delhi is the shopper’s paradise in India. Delhites are known to be one of the most stylish sets of people in India, if not the world (totally so!). They are an outgoing bunch and would not mind driving hours for food, shopping, or attending weddings. Tradition and modernity happily synchronize in Delhi. No wonder, Delhi is the most suitable city for a month-long shopping bonanza – the Delhi Shopping Festival, 2023. Delhi Shopping Festival 2023 – Dates One of the first things that struck the Calcuttan between us is how diverse was the population of Delhi NCR. Be it the…

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We were merely one and half hours from Delhi and the late monsoon clouds surrounded our plane as if we flew through them. Our destination was Skyview Patnitop in Jammu, and the hills and valleys that we could see from above reminded us of William Wordsworth’s poetry “Daffodils” we had read in school. I wandered lonely as a cloudThat floats on high o’er vales and hills…– William Wordsworth Delhi to Patnitop After one and a half hour flight from Delhi to Jammu, we were on our way to Patnitop – our home for the next couple of days was Skyview…

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The rising costs related to quality maternity care and treatment have made many couples contemplate investing in an ideal insurance plan. Whether you undergo a C-section delivery or natural delivery, both can cost a lot, especially if you pick a top-rated hospital in an urban location. Pair these expenses with the medical care costs of the newborn, and the total costs can seemingly exceed your expectations. Also Read – Workshop In Delhi About Soy Health Benefits For times like these, people have started investing in maternity insurance plans. A maternity health insurance with standard coverage covers expenses related to labour…

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