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India wins the 2011 World Cup . Yay! Victory, sweet victory! Congratulations Dhoni and the Indian cricket team. Cheers to all those who cel...

For the past few days, I've been travelling in India. Today I spent a few hours in and around Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore (okay, am n...

Microfiction Monday time again. Thanks Susan at Stonyriver . Here is this week’s illustration provided by her, and my stories on it in less...

Our human eyes are cool organs. They automatically adjust for changing lighting conditions so effortlessly. We expect the same kind of resul...

Thanks to Susan for hosting Microfiction Monday where a picture paints 140 characters, or even fewer. ~~~ On this Valentine's Day, my po...

On her wedding day Beawar, Ajmer India ~~~ Other Saturday Smiles: Canine Love From Bhatta Village Sunglasses Adam & Eves Balloon Sellers...

A few days back, I was skywatching on my way back from an excursion into the Desert... I stopped my vehicle and took a few shots of the sett...

The title of my post today is the name written on the yacht, or is it a boat? I would not be able to tell the difference. Looks like a priv...

A few days back, I was out in the desert and reached the Camel Club. There were some interesting scenes but nothing was comparable to the fe...

Thanks to Susan for hosting Microfiction Monday where a picture paints 140 characters, or even fewer. Here's this week's picture, an...

My shadow shot for this week is from my archives. It was late evening. The lighting was dim and I shot these pictures in a hurry on my way ...

One evening, on the way from Jodhpur to Ajmer... "Properly trained, a man can be dog's best friend." ~Corey Ford Other Saturda...

Last weekend, I spent the entire day out deep into the desert. After a trip to the Camel Racing Club and a late lunch at a Farm , I was hea...

This post is in response to those who inquired what I have been upto because it’s been a while since I’ve been active in the blog world, and...

On this day... ...I remember the words of my school teacher who first explained to me the significance of the Republic Day. ...I feel honour...