Dolly dolly dolly! What a book, i found myself writing in between the paragraphs, thankyou for writing this. This book feels homeeeee.💌Reading felt like catching up with a friend who tells it like it

2025 was a little special for me — I did my first ever international trip, and I did it with my two best friends. Honestly, I had been saving for this for the longest time, so when it finally happened,

After the Neer Garh Waterfall visit, as I’ve mentioned in my previous blog, we made our way to Lakshman Jhula, and that’s where the day slowly started winding down. We reached there around 3 to 4 pm, when

In my previous blogs, I shared my experience visiting the Beatles Ashram and the 60’s cafe. The next day, early morning, we decided to go to Neer Garh Waterfall. No big plan. Just a random thought that

After visiting the Beatles Ashram, we stepped out to look for dinner. No plan, no list. Just walking around the streets of Rishikesh. Somewhere in between, we walked into 60’s Cafe without expecting much.

Happy New Year, everyone!❤️I ended my 2025 with a last trip to Rishikesh. I have been to Rishikesh so many times now, and honestly, it still feels new every single time. It’s that perfect mix of fun and

I rarely watch movies, but when I do, I make sure it's worth my patience. So, I watched Homebound recently, and honestly, it left me with this quiet ache I wasn’t expecting. You know those films that don’t

Book Review: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus You know that rare joy when you finish a book and can’t stop smiling? That kind of satisfied smile that says, “Yes, this ending felt right.” Lessons in

Last sunday, i watched a movie with my friends. I'm not that of a cinema person but somehow always up for a thriller movie. So when my friends were watching, I joined them It was only the first scene,

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Diwali festival holidays are over, and this topic is hitting me harder than ever. Yesterday, I left my hometown again, packed my bags, hugged my parents a little tighter, and headed to the railway station.

In my previous blog, I shared how I spent my first day in Banaras a slow, peaceful day by the Ganga that felt almost dreamlike. The next morning was different. We woke up before sunrise and headed straight

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When it comes to Indian mythology, Devdutt Pattanaik always wins the game for me. Huge fan of the way he finds the most native way to express and at the same time not losing the most basic essence of the

What a beautiful question by IndiaUnited this week. Lately there’s a trend in social media where people are posting their AI generated pictures with younger self. It’s sweet, isn’t it? Seeing people revisiting

Well “Aging is an obligation, maturing is a choice.” this stayed with me longer than I expected. You know those quotes that quietly sit in your head until they suddenly start making sense? This was one

In March of this year, I finally made it to Banaras. Yes! I did it. The holy city I had been dreaming about for many years. I kept planning , but life always seemed to get in the way. So yes! when I was

In one of my previous blogs, I mentioned how a work trip leads to mumbai darshan, and after we wrapped up, we found one free day waiting for us. If Maharashtra is on your mind, trust me, there’s no time

Hello folks! Last week @ introduced me to this weekly IndiaUnited community competition. This is the first time I’m participating in this. Back to the questionit really made me think for a long time. I

After finishing the Dalai Hills part of the trip in Mussoorie, the next plan was simple: ride up to Landour for a calm day in the hills. We rented bikes from the hostel itself and took the quiet road up,

After the George Everest hike, as i mentioned in my earlier stop, we headed for dinner and went back to hostel after some strolling at mall road. Next day after some random exploring, We headed to Dalai