Reflections appear on the asphalt, umbrellas become moving shapes, puddles mirror the city and people adapt to the rhythm of the monsoon.
Radio repair shops have almost disappeared. A few can still be found in Kolkata, but travelling across India, I found them increasingly difficult to locate.
Over the centuries, Kumartuli became closely associated with the making of clay idols, particularly Goddess Durga.
Kolkata in the rain feels like a different city. Somehow, Kolkata finds a strange kind of peace.
In reflection, the world becomes something else entirely. The real drifts toward the surreal; clarity gives way to ambiguity.
Across visual art, the eye reveals emotion and truth; in street photography, fleeting glances capture honest human connection and meaning.
Tides paint fleeting stories on sand - gentle, fierce, human and natural - captured in golden light along Mandarmoni and Talsari shores.
The mall road is the place of beauty at Darjeeling where you can see multiple cultures and people together.
This was the earliest form of Market which, through exchange of commodities and culture, used to run an economy and shape a society.
Its vast stretches of chalk-white rock formations, sculpted over centuries by wind and sand, resemble giant mushrooms, animals, and abstract shapes.
Masan Holi in Varanasi celebrates Holi with ashes from cremation grounds, symbolizing life, death, detachment, and spiritual liberation.
This is a celebration of belonging. In the heart of Braj, we are all just children playing in the colors of love.
World Wildlife Day, observed on March 3rd, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about wildlife conservation.
Holi here is not defined by what is seen, but by what is shared — companionship, happiness, and the simple, powerful act of celebrating together.
The celebration is not just a festival, it’s a vibrant expression of tradition and culture.
The stone spouts, commonly seen in Kathmandu valley are traditional water supply system that has been in continuous use for hundred of years.
