A Red Taj Mahal standing tall within a Roman Catholic cemetery of #Agra – one of the most unique sites that we’ve visited! Unique in several ways .. check it out 🙂
Govinda’s at ISKCON Temple Delhi
Awesome pure vegetarian food and great ambiance at Govinda’s at ISKCON Temple, Sant Nagar, Delhi 🙂
Deer Park : Greenzones of Delhi – Hauz Khas – Part 2
The Greenzones of Delhi is a series of nature walks where we explore the big beautiful green areas of the city. 💚 🌳🦋🌺 In this tour we will walk from Rose Garden to Deer Park while identifying flora and fauna plus the participants will learn how to play an important role for conserving our environment.🌱 The greenery which sustains us has been getting destroyed in the name of “development” and illegal encroachments, while all the compensatory plantations is just on paper, ultimately destroying our health and future.
#newdelhi #nature #adventure #exploration #wildlife #birdlover
Rose Garden : Greenzones of Delhi – Hauz Khas – Part 1
The Greenzones of Delhi is a series of nature walks where we explore the big beautiful green areas of the city. 💚 🌳🦋🌺 In this tour we will walk from Rose Garden to Deer Park while identifying flora and fauna plus the participants will learn how to play an important role for conserving our environment.🌱 The greenery which sustains us has been getting destroyed in the name of “development” and illegal encroachments, while all the compensatory plantations is just on paper, ultimately destroying our health and future.
#newdelhi #nature #adventure #exploration #wildlife #birdlover
1 Hour OM Relaxation Music with Nature Sounds – for Meditation/Yoga/Healing
The Story of Kohinoor the Blood Diamond! Part 2 of 2
Part 2 of 2 : the story of the Koh-e-Noor before it was named so!
The Curse behind the Sparkle: Koh e Noor the blood diamond!
Muhammad Shah rangeeley re sajna, tum bin mai kaa kaari badariya nit naa suhaawe!!
Aurangzeb was the sixth Mughal emperor, and after his death in 1707, as many as six more emperors would sit on the Peacock throne in the next 12 years. On the 10th of September, we shall discuss the period under Mohammad Shah ‘Rangila’, the cultural rennaissance of Delhi, the aftermath of Nadir Shah’s invasion and also how it was the rise of a dowager queen and a powerful eunuch nawab who became the proxy rulers after Rangeela’s death. We will also trace the journey of the most cursed jewel, the ‘Koh-i-Noor’.
The baithak will cover
● Masjid, and structures inside the Qudsia Bagh.
● Discussion on decline and weakening of Mughal empire during the 18th century.
● The proxy rulers of Delhi : Qudsia Begum & Nawab Jawed Khan.
● Interesting stories of the Koh-i-Noor and it’s journey from the mines of South India, to the Peacock throne, to Nader Shah, to Ranjit Singh’s turban to Queen Victoria’s crown.
Join us in discussing this interesting period of history with walk leader Bela Upadhyay
Day & Date : Sunday, 10th September/2017.
Time : 8:30 am to 11:30 am.
Venue : Qudsia Bagh. https://goo.gl/maps/aZ89kz2jAa92
Qudsia Bagh / The Story of Kohinoor the Blood Diamond! Part 1 of 2
Part 1 of 2 : In this episode we explore the Qudsia Bagh and it’s history and discuss about the story of the Koh-e-Noor before it was named so!
The Curse behind the Sparkle: Koh e Noor the blood diamond!
Muhammad Shah rangeeley re sajna, tum bin mai kaa kaari badariya nit naa suhaawe!!
Aurangzeb was the sixth Mughal emperor, and after his death in 1707, as many as six more emperors would sit on the Peacock throne in the next 12 years. On the 10th of September, we shall discuss the period under Mohammad Shah ‘Rangila’, the cultural rennaissance of Delhi, the aftermath of Nadir Shah’s invasion and also how it was the rise of a dowager queen and a powerful eunuch nawab who became the proxy rulers after Rangeela’s death. We will also trace the journey of the most cursed jewel, the ‘Koh-i-Noor’.
The baithak will cover
● Masjid, and structures inside the Qudsia Bagh.
● Discussion on decline and weakening of Mughal empire during the 18th century.
● The proxy rulers of Delhi : Qudsia Begum & Nawab Jawed Khan.
● Interesting stories of the Koh-i-Noor and it’s journey from the mines of South India, to the Peacock throne, to Nader Shah, to Ranjit Singh’s turban to Queen Victoria’s crown.
Join us in discussing this interesting period of history with walk leader Bela Upadhyay
Day & Date : Sunday, 10th September/2017.
Time : 8:30 am to 11:30 am.
Venue : Qudsia Bagh. https://goo.gl/maps/aZ89kz2jAa92
