Sunday morning. Lazy scrolling. Then a headline in the Financial Express caught my attention — not because of the story itself, but because of the grammar. The headline read: “How a Madurai engineer rebuild his dreams.” Not “rebuilt.” Not even “builds.” Just “rebuild.” What surprised…

We were travelling to Delhi. Almost there. Close enough to begin mentally rehearsing the day ahead—close enough to believe the journey had already been secured. About three hours before my birthday, a heavy vehicle struck the rear right side of our car. In a split…

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.…