Kashmir – A Harrowing Experience, Recounted
A heartfelt note that got forwarded on Whatsapp brings the Pahalgam Hindu Massacre alive …. and ofcourse the tourist on the Zipline who inadvertently recorded the whole incident. 🙁 #HinduLivesMatter
This blog is our space to write about our thoughts, views and notes about our travels. Osho owned 90 Rolls Royces while being a Sanyasi …. The so-felt contradiction is very fascinating and hence the name !
A heartfelt note that got forwarded on Whatsapp brings the Pahalgam Hindu Massacre alive …. and ofcourse the tourist on the Zipline who inadvertently recorded the whole incident. 🙁 #HinduLivesMatter
Tired of hearing “Kashmiriyat”… it seems like the word helps to whitewash all the crimes done by terrorists. If one can’t bring oneself to say “Bharatiyata”, then I wonder whose side are you on !!
28 innocent people lost their lives in Pahalgam yesterday. The terrorists checked if every victim was a Hindu before shooting them dead. Awaiting a disproportionate response from Govt. Of Bharat. 🕉️ Shanti.
The 5th Fanatic continues Maj Aaditya Sen’s thrilling journey, navigating political turmoil and terrorism in Kashmir, while highlighting the impacts of war on families. A gripping read for military fiction fans.
Do read Lt Gen Tiny Dhillon’s book “Kitne Ghazi Aaye, Kitne Ghazi Gaye” to get a glimpse into the life of an Indian Army soldier. So glad to have Tiny Sir on our side :).
My rating for The Rozabal Line is a 3 out of 5 …. simply because there are too many characters and the plot just goes all over the place. But I like Ashwin Sanghi’s style of writing, so will read other books by him.
Read all about a forgotten hero of India – Balraj Madhok. Reposting the twitter thread by @sheshapatangi1.
This collection of pictures are from the month of March … when Spring is in full form. Don’t miss the stunning Mango flowers by Venky !!
Yesterday was Mahashivaratri and I saw pictures of the Shankaracharya temple in Kashmir being all lit up after many decades… Obviously I knew nothing about the Shankaracharya Temple of Kashmir. I only knew that Adi Sankara had spent time in Kashmir at the Sharada Peeth. Enter Wikipedia and I found out that he had visited … Read more
This is the only book that has made me cry within the first five pages. “I remembered our kitchen garden back home in Srinagar, and all the tomatoes I had wasted, plucking them before they could ripen and hitting them for sixes with my willow bat. And now in my hands somebody had thrust half … Read more