Come, Be with me. My serene waters share a silence only few could comprehend. The depths of my forests embed stories untold. The far off mountains low. Yet only few dare to explore. The passionate come to me, and unveil the deepest secrets of their heart in my … Continue reading From the serene depths of Langkawi
Gratitude. A word that leaves you grounded and soaks your heart in humility. Sharing this short experience form my recent travel and stay at Holiday Inn, Jaipur. This one truly connected me further to who I am and be thankful to the supreme power to have showered so … Continue reading Gratitude.
Luxury is a relative term and hence its usage in this article is based on my personal opinion – representative of the middle class – as a both seller and buyer of luxury. Exploring the prospects of “disruption” in jewelry industry, I was intrigued by … Continue reading Will luxury still be luxury, if it is made easy and convenient under digitization?
It has been a while. Let’s confess. I miss this writing. I kind of regret. 2 months and 6 days. Today I sit to write to You. Dear Mumbai, This one is for You. You welcomed me with a smile and a song Each … Continue reading Silent Confessions
“Will you, please wait”..”I hate to wait” ..”You will have to wait”..”Let’s wait for some more time?”.. Interestingly, since time unknown, we have been encountering at least one of these statements in our everyday lives. I have now gotten to believe that “Waiting” is an integral part of … Continue reading Waiting.
You have never traveled enough until you have traveled deep down under into yourself, with yourself and for yourself. Discovering the unknown and not so famous things – distant and hidden from limelight – these unknowns largely embed the true culture and all that a city leaves … Continue reading Different Shades of New York – Part 3
Arranged marriage scenes have much dominated the Indian culture since time unknown. A culture difficult to uphold in today's modernized world, yet, it would be interesting to appreciate the skewed stats, wherein 90% of the marriages in India are still arranged, of which only less than 5% result … Continue reading Building an equation from inequalities
