My food odyssey at Suryagarh
Continued from my earlier post on the Suryagrah experience… As George Bernard Shaw famously said, “There is no sincerer love than the love of food.” …
6 continents. 55 countries. 22 Indian states. 18 years of travel blogging.
Continued from my earlier post on the Suryagrah experience… As George Bernard Shaw famously said, “There is no sincerer love than the love of food.” …
I recently spent a few days in Bikaner as a guest of the lovely team at Narendra Bhawan (more on that soon) – think piping …
A couple of years ago, I was in Udaipur during winter, staying with an extremely warm and friendly family at their homestay. My host was …
Close on the heels of the Anokhi museum story, here is a photoessay I had done for Marwar magazine on traditional Rajasthani prints and the …
From the Pushkar camel fair last year, a portrait… Here’s a photostory I’d written on the fair: Camels, Colour And A Million Gods *** Friday …
The scene at Pushkar is everything I expect from a mela. Not surprising, considering that like many of my generation, urban born and bred, my …
The petite Indian city of Bundi has played muse to artists – most famously, writer Rudyard Kipling, photographer Virginia Fass and poet Rabindranath Tagore – …
Published in the Hindu Sunday magazine today. Read Celebrating Culture online… *** Who would have thought kitsch could be so charming? The first evening of …