The BCCI is “keen on adopting two to three Olympic disciplines” in the sports ministry’s ambitious plan to have corporate-backed individual Centres of Excellence, the work for which will begin this year. This was conveyed by the cash-rich cricket body in a meeting with sports minister Mansukh Mandaviya in New Delhi on Thursday.
Love is the most profound and transformative force in the world, an emotion so powerful that it defies explanation and reason. It’s the heartbeat of life, the thread that connects us all, and the spark that ignites the deepest parts of our souls. Then we should understand love cannot bound by any limits; it doesn’t
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Good Lime or lemon pickle reminds me of two people – my grandmother and my mother-in-law. I don’t remember my grandmother’s pickle making all that much but it had green chilies, garlic and sometimes even green (black) peppers. Whereas my MIL’s without fail packed us lemon pickles every year. Without the slightest taste of sourness
“We want every action of ours to have a meaning and purpose. We want the universe to be meaningful to us. But the unmitigated truth is that there is no such meaning, no purpose in the universe.” – Tomichan Matheikal, Autumn Shadows: Memoir Dreaming about what purpose I hold in this universe used to be
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Images from Kyrgyzstan — a country that is every photographer’s delight! Originally posted on medium.com For a small landlocked country in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is surprisingly visually rich and beautiful. Its tall snow-covered mountains reach to the sky, standing majestically amidst undulating landscapes. Its hills are home to gently wavering grasslands inhabited by semi-nomadic shepherds. These grasslands
A photographer’s relentless search to discover his calling! Originally published on medium.com I bought my first camera nearly 15 years ago. It was pretty much a flimsy box with a plasticky ultra-wide lens designed for widest possible angle of view and also put everything in focus. It was one of those one-time use cameras with
February 1, 2019 —Categories: bhutan 11 Images of Bhutan — Happiness is being behind the camera Originally published on medium.com: 11 Images of Bhutan — Happiness is being behind the camera Images of Bhutan Bhutan has been known for its focus on nurturing a happy society. With its idea of ‘Gross National Happiness’, a focus on nourishing its cultural roots
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11 Images of Winters in Ladakh — India’s ultimate landscape photography experience! Here is a collection my images of winters in Ladakh, made over several visits in a span of about 7 years. Originally posted on medium.com – Winters in Ladakh — India’s ultimate landscape photography experience! Powdery snow on the mountains over a frozen Pangong Tso Lake, in Ladakh
Photo-story: rich cultural heritage of North-East India & Hornbill Festival Originally published on medium.com Unusual political boundaries have isolated North-East India from rest of the world (and rest of India) for many years. This is perhaps one of the reasons that has allowed this region to retain and celebrate a good part of its indigenous
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