travel
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A Journey That Spoke Volumes and Taught Quietly!
A post that started out as a travel write-up somehow turned into a rant… and now it’s officially a filler post—because I didn’t want a huge gap between my writings. So feel free to skip this! Continue reading
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Mykonos – My Greek adventure continues!
I figured I’d write about Mykonos today before the memories of that stunning island start to fade. We took a ~3-hour ferry from Athens to Mykonos, and honestly, it felt like we were in a space shuttle straight out of the movie Passengers. We ventured out to the deck, but with the chilly breeze and heavy Continue reading
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My Greece Adventure: Highlights from the Acropolis
I reflect on my Greece trip, highlighting my visit to the Acropolis, the challenges of heat and jetlag, and delicious vegan food options. Continue reading
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Why I Disappeared: My Trip to Greece
In this short article, I explain my 2-week absence! Continue reading
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Mumbai, Fashion and Me!
A stranger admired my sandals at the store, leading to a connection (to the sandal store :)) Continue reading
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NaimiSharanya and Ayodhya Trip!
This article details my experience traveling to Naimisharanya and Ayodhya in Northern India. Continue reading
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40F to 40C – Braving the Indian Summer!
(English Translation at the end) प्रतिदिनलेखनसूचनमद्यत्वे न चित्ताकर्षि। अतः मद्भारतप्रयाणविषये लिखेयमिति निर्णयः। भारते साम्प्रतं निदाघकालः। भारतनिदाघो विश्रुतः परमननुभवेन तस्य प्रभावो न ज्ञायते। भारते मम निदाघकालवासो दशभ्यो वर्षेभ्यः पूर्वमासीदतो मम नवानुभवो नासीत् तापस्य। स्थानीयानामपि दुस्सहः तापोयं नाहं स्थानीया’धुना तर्हि कथं भवेन्मम तापधारणशक्तिरिति चिन्तोत्पन्ना। कथञ्चिद् धैर्यमवाप्य विमानचीटिका भारतगमनाय क्रीता यदनन्तरं पुनः चिन्ताबाधिताभूवम्। प्रतिदिनमुष्णपरिमाणं किमिति जालपुटे वीक्ष्य आत्मानं Continue reading
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Empowered Characters!
Oh, there are so many characters that I adore, especially with the vast expanse of literature at our disposal. My focus is mainly on female characters, as there were numerous courageous women in ancient times who serve as an inspiration for this generation. Currently immersed in ‘Subhadra Parinaya’, from the epic Mahabharata, I find myself Continue reading
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