March 13, 2016
Alandi: Samadhi of a Yogi Poet
Saint Dnyaneshwar's pilgrims travel from far and wide to wash past sins away, along the banks of the Indrayani river. ...
January 1, 2016
Kumbh Mela…The Mother of all Festivals…
Kumbh Mela is unlike any other festival, for one thing over 100 million people congregate in a space almost half the size of Manhattan Island. ...
November 11, 2014
Kolkata: city of perplexity
Kolkata is a massive, overpopulated, stinking mess of a city. We go deep into its bowels to feel out its street life. ...
August 6, 2014
Ambassador: Bully on wheels
Not sad about the demise of India’s most iconic car - the Ambassador. ...
July 14, 2014
Cycling for Change
We check in with Alex Carpenter from Atma cycles to find out how a recent uni grad is trying to alleviate poverty and gender inequality in India....
June 19, 2014
New State For India
Telangana is India's newest state after Andhra Pradesh was split in two. What will this mean for the millions that live there? ...
June 11, 2014
Holy Water
The Ganges river in Varanasi is sacred to millions of hindus, it also happens to be 120 x more polluted than what is considered safe to bath in. ...
May 20, 2014
India votes
After five weeks, five billion dollars and 550 million votes a new leader has emerged in India. ...
May 14, 2014
Indian Odyssey
Travelling in India can be both fascinating and frustrating. Travelling alone? More so....
April 2, 2014
Spare Our Ears!
The sheer diabolic effect of incessant honking has driven Delhi to the limit. ...
March 14, 2014
The sound of home
What does home sound like? For a Pakistani in America, its the Azan. ...
March 6, 2014
Look Inside to Feel Home
“Where is your home?” When asked, I used to say, “Japan” or “Tokyo.” Home was about the place. It was a matter of “where.”...
