Pray for it, let it be bestowed, Wish for it, let it rain down like a snow. Take a stand for what is right, and pure, And the nectar of grace shall surely pour. Water is a gift, a grace so divine, Transforming barren land to liquid fine. Out of its kindness, it softens stone, … Continue reading Kodumbalur – the land after losing its charm
History/Archeology
V for Victory – war & love at Jersey
Jersey is a small and autonomous island under the shadow of the UK. It is part of Channel Islands. But it is not part of United Kingdom. St Helier is the capital town. This small water-locked country, has a close connection with India. Lal Bahadur Shastri wanted to transform a milk-deficient India into the world's … Continue reading V for Victory – war & love at Jersey
Tower of London -a tale of slaughterhouse
The Tower of London is located on the bank of River Thames and it is near to the iconic Tower Bridge. The ancient construction was being used as royal residence, treasury of jewels of the Royal Family. I went there on a cloudy weekend break. Before reaching that place, I had a pleasant walk on … Continue reading Tower of London -a tale of slaughterhouse
Sketching & Sculpting of Ajanta
The upper berths of Indian railways are like attics without a window! He appreciated himself for his philosophy and lying with crossed legs in his 'attic' of Devagiri Express bound for Mumbai. Travels - especially traveling alone - were the moment of dhyana for him. He used to get dazzling ideas during such travels. But … Continue reading Sketching & Sculpting of Ajanta
The Rocky Poems at Ellora
Jaggu was anxiously waiting at one of the platforms of Dadar station. He looked like a lost child at a temple festival. He was waiting for Devagiri Express bound for Secunderabad. It was a tiresome day at his iron scrap company. By the time he left the godown, it was almost 7pm. His train was … Continue reading The Rocky Poems at Ellora