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WoMan (woman) : all that a MAN can ever aspire to be or do.. plus a WOMB!
WoMan (woman) : all that a MAN can ever aspire to be or do.. plus a WOMB! A womb is where all the existence starts.. A womb is where LIFE begins.. And the one where the celestial womb begins ..is a WOMAN! It’s National Girl Child Day in India ..sharing a poem written by Shashi…
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Rim Jhim Gire Saawan (Cover)
Recorded this cover back in 2009 – Rim Jhim Gire Saawan 🙂 Just compiled a quick video for the same. Hope you’ll like it! Best wishes 🙂
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The “Swadeshi Chai” wallah :)
A quick video “sip” of adrak wali Kulhad Chai near our workplace 🙂 …sssrrrrp 🙂
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The Khidki Jam :)
We were exploring the ruins of the Khirki Mosque when someone just came up with this idea of some candid crooning…and here’s what followed 🙂
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The Littee Chokha wallah :)
LITTEE CHOKHA 🙂 Filmed this roadside food vendor outside office ..while he prepared this awesome dish from Bihar for us!! Enjoy 🙂
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Metcalfe’s Bridge and Boathouse (Dilkusha) – Mehrauli Archaeological Park (Episode 5)
In this episode we go further inside the Mehrauli Archaeological Park exploring Dilkusha – Metcalfe’s pleasure-palace of sorts! We visit the place where, as a pat of re-landscaping the place, Metcalfe got a water stream redirected and also built a bridge and a boat house right next to a Mughal tomb!
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Metcalfe’s Folly and Dilkush – Mehrauli Archaeological Park (Episode 4)
In this new episode of our Heritage Walk series to the Mehrauli Archaeological Park (New Delhi, India) we take you back to the 19th Century India. Standing beneath this very British looking Folly, today known as Metcalfe’s Folly (near the Jamali-Kamali mosque), we discuss about the times of the helpless Mughal court of Bahadur Shah Zafar…
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Golden Oldie – Apki aankhon mein kuchh :)
Here’s how we remembered this golden oldie composed by Pancham da and penned by Gulzar saab 🙂 Our humble attempt at the song – Aapki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se khwab haen
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2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 6,300 times in 2014. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people. Click here to…
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Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb – Mehrauli Archaeological Park (Episode 3)
In this episode we visit the Mosque and Tomb of JAMALI-KAMALI. Shaikh Fazlullah (pen name – Jamali) was a Sufi mystic, a poet and a traveller from the early 16th century. One of his known works include a book, a kind of biography of various Sufi saints of Medieval India. Jamali was also the court poet and…
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