Street Food Revival: Gate 4’s Flavourful Transformation
India is known for a lot of things but other than Taj Mahal, the thing India is known for the most is the street food. And that is something that…
Experiencing the Power of Community and Culture on Dandiya Night
Dandiya or Dandiya Rass is a vibrant folk dance and festival from Gujarat, India. It’s an integral part of the Navaratri celebrations, honouring Goddess Durga. It commemorates the deity’s triumph…
My Colony, My Pride
India #The land of festivals India is known to be a beautiful country with many festivals throughout the year. These festivals fall at regular intervals on the calendar, breaking the…
Encroachments Creating Mess In GK2
Struggling youth of rural India flock to the cities, in search of livelihood and a better quality of life. However, more often than not, they get stuck in slums, doing…
RP2 Celebrates India
Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the residents of Regency Park 2. The entire campus was decorated in tricolors. The main lawn was beautifully decorated with flowers. Arrangements…
The Other Picture of Monsoon…
Every year India witnesses a good spell of monsoon bringing showers. The entire country enjoys the spell of rain. It brings both happiness and a lot of destruction because of…
Changing Marriages in India –A Discussion with a Marriage Counsellor
I recently got a chance to discuss the changing marriage scenario in India with Jyoti Kankar (Tower 38 – 1503). She is a healer and a life coach. She works…
Water Conservation – Will We Ever Wake Up!!
First Chennai in 2019, now Bengaluru (2024). Not too far away is the day when most cities in India will be facing a water crisis. When will we wake up…
First-Time Voters Have Their Say!
India is in the midst of a General Election that many believe will be pivotal in deciding the future trajectory of the country. And the future belongs to the young!…
Significance Of Navratri
Navratri, a cherished festival in India, holds profound significance as it approaches in the month of April, preceding the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami. Commemorated over nine nights and ten…
