From a time when Ranganathan street was an agraharam with just one shop on that street to a time when traffic comes to a standstill in the evenings, T Nagar has a tale that is a part of the larger story of Madras
The man from Jiskun
We were tired by the time we reached Jiskun, a sleepy village in Himachal, en route to Rupin Pass. We were done with Day 3 of our trek. Our trek leader Sam asked us to walk around the village and talk to the villagers. "It'll be a nice way to know them," he said. We... Continue Reading →
The search in Sariska – Tiger Diaries
The receptionist at the Alwar Lake Palace informed us that the tiger reserve would close by 3.30 pm, without lifting his head from the register. I looked at my watch. It was 2 pm. “The boating on Alwar lake will go on till 5.30 pm,” he continued as he turned to other customers who seemed... Continue Reading →
Serenading the hills – a story from the Nilgiris
In the last few years, many groups and people have come together to keep the pristine glory of the Nilgiris alive through chronicles, heritage walks, books and pictures
