Itimad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb: The jewel box of Agra
On a sunny afternoon of 1893, an English archaeologist, Edmund William Smith from the Archaeological Survey of India stares at […]
On a sunny afternoon of 1893, an English archaeologist, Edmund William Smith from the Archaeological Survey of India stares at […]
Veiled gossiping women with babies on their hips stared at us as we walked by. The air was scented with […]
In 2016, when I visited Venice alone with my newborn, I came back home feeling completely drained. After that, there […]
Dear Dusty Delhi, How are you doing? Hope all the furor over smog has lessened and you are breathing easier? […]
As long as I can remember, I have always objected to poverty or slum tourism and was not overly excited […]
Jallianwala Bagh had left me shaken to the core and I had gladly made a bee line for our original […]
The sun streamed on our faces like warm honey and we woke up to a proper Punjabi morning. The household, […]
Scraggy rocky ravines of Aravalli Hills passed by in a smoky noon haze as my rickety volvo bus raced towards […]
The stupendous Buland Darwaza towered at 55 meters high and was built in 1576 to commemorate emperor Akbar’s victory in […]
Our second Agra morning is my most memorable one. I woke up early and witnessed the breathtaking sight of the […]