• Padmavat (Part Four): King Ratan Sena Returns to Chittaur

    Padmavat (Part Four): King Ratan Sena Returns to Chittaur

    Note: Continuing our Padmavat series (the story of Queen Padmavati and King Ratan Sena), we now turn to the sequence of events that followed after their marriage. If you haven’t read the story so far, you can start here. Coming back to where we left… After the marriage, Ratan Sena settled in Simhala and soon… Read more

  • What are Chakras in Kundalini Yoga?

    What are Chakras in Kundalini Yoga?

    Chakras provide an insightful map to understand our inner world and its connection to the universe. Let’s try and understand them more. Read more

  • India on the Moon: The Story of a Millennia-old Romance

    India on the Moon: The Story of a Millennia-old Romance

    Chandrayaan-3 was not just a nod to India’s advancing scientific prowess but also its deep-seated cultural affinities with the moon. Let’s see what they are. Read more

  • Padmavat (Part Three): King Ratan Sena Meets Princess Padmavati

    Padmavat (Part Three): King Ratan Sena Meets Princess Padmavati

    In the previous two chapters, we learnt about the story of Princess Padmavati as well as King Ratan Sena. Now let’s see what happens next. King Ratan Sena could barely control himself when he heard about the beauty of Padmavati. But it wasn’t just about Padmavati; the allure and splendor of Simhala had also captivated… Read more

  • Malgudi Days: A Journey Through India’s Heartbeat

    Malgudi Days: A Journey Through India’s Heartbeat

    For those who have ambled along the winding streets of literature, coming across R.K. Narayan’s Malgudi Days is like stumbling upon a hidden Indian café that serves the finest blend of chai — aromatic, invigorating, and deeply satisfying. Why, you might ask, should one dive into the tales of a fictional town set in the… Read more

  • A Therapeutic Conversation with Our Surroundings

    A Therapeutic Conversation with Our Surroundings

    We may not always realise, but our surroundings are constantly trying to talk to us. They are telling us what they think, how they feel. One place might say: I care more about cars than about you; I care a lot about advertising, so I am going to make you look at a huge sign… Read more