Asia-Pacific’s largest literary gathering, the Jaipur Literature Festival has earned its title as the “greatest literary show on Earth.” Each January, Jaipur becomes a living manuscript — five days of writers, thinkers, activists and Nobel Laureates in open dialogue. The 19th edition in January 2026…

I stumbled upon Gaitor Ki Chhatriyan while planning my itinerary during the Jaipur Literature Festival 2026. Amid panels, readings, and cultural chaos, I found myself craving a pocket of quiet—a space untouched by festival footfall. That’s when Gaitor appeared on my radar, almost like a…

Elgin Hall is an old colonial summer house that carries a distinctly British sensibility—subtle, restrained, and rooted in another era. Located right on Subhash Chowk, it’s surprisingly easy to overlook. I certainly did, despite having crossed that junction multiple times during my visits to Dalhousie.…

I may be a Sikh by religion, But I honour every spiritual tradition with equal reverence Somehow, my worship is quieter, I worship Karma. My faith does not ask me to travel To a Gurudwara or a Mandir, It meets me where I stand, In the…

Journaling has a reputation for being thoughtful, intentional, and deep. In reality, the best way to start is often the opposite. You sit down.You open a page.You write whatever shows up. No planning. No structure. No pressure. This approach is what you might call mindless…