Ni"dhyana"- Focussing on useful things!!

You are Splendid! I Reiterate, Delhi, you are Splendid! Off course! You are the National Capital. I cannot praise you enough! It is not that you are Perfect. Nobody might be . It is just that you give a balanced life. The opportunities paired with oppressive climate, grandeur along with ubiquitous garbage, lovely people around with a stereotype of less security. You are a perfect blend!! Just like life! Whats so ever, it is best to remember the positive ones!  My intention is to filter and cherish the best!! Delhi is the land of opportunities, as I mentioned earlier, that's absolutely true, and every opportunity comes with challenges, that true too. This creates a balance again. I cherish every moment I lived here, daring the climate, overcoming fear of public speaking and I looked beyond it and saw wonders. The lovely people, some best practices (Delhi model school), extravagant hotels that rekindles ones fire to dream and achieve, spectacular monuments making us proud of our nati...

  What will you choose? 6 hours journey for 140 rupees Or  3.5 hours journey for 1000 rupees Why do you think so??? I came across this dilemma when Travelling from Davangere to Bengaluru. There were two options- a delayed train that was supposed to departure at 2 :50pm, but arrived at 3:20pm. Yet this costed 140 Rupees for 6 hours. Yet another train the example of India's Tech power (you may take the guess) that would have arrived at 3:35 pm and reach Bengaluru with 4 hours journey time.  Is it 'time saved is money saved' or what??? The dilemma was so intense that I took to document it. Well, not to worry I have boarded a train completing the  Journey ! Yours, being a Traveller Nidhishree @Ni"dhyana" The great travellers in the Indian History like Ibn Batuta, Travernier, Domingo paes, or Nuniz [worth googling their names] will shy away😁 Would love to read the answers for the riddle  in the comment box!!❤️  The Maan singh palace, Gwalior    Waitin...

  I am currently travelling from Shivamogga to Mysore(karnataka, India) by bus. It is a 5 hours long journey(edit:7 hours)! Yet I must say, The journey is beautiful as I get to see the village life, the green vegetation and sometimes quick acquaintance with a fellow passenger.  But every coin has two sides. The view from the window with a faraway vision is a wonderful one, as mentioned- trees, sky, mud houses and many more. But the nearby vision at the side of the roads is a concern with "patches of Plastic".  'Whom to blame?' -is the question that is intruding my mind currently. The first culprit that comes to everyone’s mind is the "Government". Local, state or central government,whomsoever it is. They should have taken the measures to clean. Isn't it?? Well, if we twist the plot then we understand -who is the government!! Of course The people! The famous slogan goes this way "By the people, for the people and From the people". So, now the fi...

 As I was digging into my old stocks at home, nostalgia started to peak!!  The reason was that- I came across my  'best friends'  who had given me some memorable  companionship!!! Even if you are not in touch with these friends. They  fill your minds!! Beware!!They are really addictive.  I assure you that they are a good addiction!! As they keep up your health-physical, mental, social, all kinds of wellbeing as suggested by the WHO!!!! Someone like me get addicted to them to an extent that, we start spending a lot of money and time on them !!! Well, I am damn sure that this addiction doesn't need a cure! nor rehabilitation! Infact, my parents support me on this addiction!! Well,  I would certainly in the future push my own children to get addicted to it!!!

  As a young boy, “Vishwa" (as he was called by his friends) had to walk a long way to school. Looking at his precariously frail build, his teacher had remarked that he would not live long. But this did not worry young ‘Vishwa’. 

  This is such a  ‘sturdy and stylish bridge' !! For a moment, I thought , I was in some western nation, maybe the USA, where I had seen similar types of bridges in the movies, which are touted as modern and stylish!!  But, of course, it was India !!. The Indian flag was flying high!, and the bridge was ‘The new Yamuna bridge’, an example of India’s ‘infrastructure capability’!!