A JOURNEY CALLED LIFE

How many of you love fine arts? I bet most of you. Not necessarily painting something significant but just the activity of drawing and colouring. But how many of you have actually taken classes for it? I bet very few. The reasons maybe many. From hearing art is 'unimportant' from elders to being 'not good enough' to pursue arts as a profession. Or worse, you being told that one cannot sustain one's life with art. Sounds familiar? It did with Mr Ashwani too. Now who's this person? Mr Ashwani Kumar Prithviwasi deserves to be called a living legend because of his contribution in the field of fine arts. A person who is totally self made with no family background in Arts but who went on to become not only a successful artist but a great teacher and an entrepreneur with a chain of Art colleges under his belt. He believed that everyone should have the right to draw and paint and his institutes provide professional degrees to hobby classes, irrespective of age...

2019 is here and we all are committed to a healthier lifestyle and a better world. Aren't we? So why not switch to things that sustain both the economy and the environment more? One of my resolutions this year is to opt for natural things. Something which is non biodegradable won't make the cut in my lifestyle. Secondly, we all should stand up for small scale industries. We should do everything and anything that supports the farmers of developing nations. In that way (even if slowly and gradually) we can expect a (sort of) equilibrium in this world. 2019 started pretty promising. The first event that I attended seemed to resonate with my New Year Resolutions. I was invited to be a part of the Palm Oil Gourmet Delights Event, organized by Malayasian Palm Oil Council. It promised to be an informative as well as an entertaining afternoon, and the event turned out way more fun filled than that! Dr Bhavna Shah, country representative of MPOC India/Srilanka opened our eyes a...

When you plan to visit the Qutab Minar but you get late, then what do you do?  Did you know that Qutab Minar closes at 5 Pm and then again reopens at 6? Well I did not! I was unlucky enough to reach there at that window period. So what did I do? I explored the other ruins in its vicinity! Thankfully, there is no dearth of monuments in Delhi! Coming to the outfit, what's a better way to dress up on a chilly winter evening? A warm coat and a polo neck tee! This outfit is from Zaful.com Zaful.com Blazer:  Zaful.com Tee:  Zaful.com Sunnies: Fastrack

ABOUT UGRASEN KI BAOLI :     A lesser known place right in the heart of central Delhi, Ugrasen ki bavli is a wonderful place to hang around.It was a surprise discovery for me as I did not know this place even during my 2 years of stay near connaught place.     It is a 60-meter long and 15-meter wide historical  step well  on Hailey Road near  Connaught Place , a short walk from  Jantar Mantar  in  New Delhi , India. Although there are no known  historical records  to prove who built Agrasen ki Baoli, it is believed that it was originally built by the legendary king  Agrasen  during the  Mahabharat  epic era and rebuilt in the 14th century by the  Agrawal  community which traces its origin to Maharaja Agrasen. LOCATION     On Hailey Road near Connaught place Between K.G. Marg and barakhamba road NEAREST METRO STATION: Barakhamba road NEAREST BUS ST...