My view of the Qutab

Hey guys went to qutab, Check my view of it.

Night View on a Delhi street

Night life in delhi has always been a matter of concern for the city's high flyer's,but for loner like me a desolate street is more than enough.
Today while returning home after a dinner with a friend I took a picture from the Akshardham Metro station of the East Delhi area.

The picture kind of displays my likeness about the night there only that much light that is required,every one is at there own paces and not driven by the pace of there commitments to the world and finally I get a peaceful corner to observe all this.

Night Life in Delhi rocks !!!

People in Mountains.

On a recent visit to the hills I got a chance to interact with the people living there.This is a photo feature containing portraits for all those people in whose life I got a chance to sneak a peek.

They have a very distinct and and interesting lifestyle.People wake up very early and get ready for work by 7AM.They walk long distances ,are very healthy and are very honest.

Evening also sets in quickly; by 6:30 they get back to their houses;and you find them singing by the side of some make shift fire which light at gathering places.

Noida Tea Shop.

TEASTA the tea shop is one of the most popular hangout joints in Noida.So, lets check out what makes Teasta such a popular and in demand hangout place.
Situated in sector 37, it is started by Captain V.K.Mehra and is home to many students studying in the nearby Amity University.Students pass out from their colleges but still keep on frequenting the place.
It was started some 15 years back and was shifted to its current location in the year 2000.

Menu contains all kinds of teas,coffees,sandwiches,and cookies.Food is good at reasonable prices.
Best part of tea shop is that there is ample amount of space to sit in the gallery where you can discuss national issues,art,music or simply gossip about office romances.

The Notice Board

The Front desk

Open Kitchen

View in front.

Ambedkar aur Gandhi.

On 6th of February I got the esteemed chance of watching a very well known play "Ambedkar Aur Gandhi".
By the theater group Asmita directed by Arvind Gaur and written by Rajesh Kumar.

Play started with a monologue from Ambedkar where he showcased his pain for untouchables and his disgust for the hindu religion,and thus sets the tone for this extra ordinary debate within two great individuals.

Ambedkar's fiery passion and pain is pitted against Gandhi's liberal and moderate ways.

Acting was avant garde. Dialogues when delivered through Ambedkar's mouth gave a tantilizing effect.

All in all a great watch and thought provoking as well.