It is more than a travelogue — it’s a journey through time and across civilizations. From the temples of Mexico to echoes of Indian heritage, join author as he uncovers the hidden connections between two great cultures, blending history, geopolitics, and personal discovery.
The Soldier Diplomat: A Story from Myanmar gathered for the opening ceremony of the India-Myanmar Mobile Training Teams initiative, a vital step in strengthening our bilateral ties and contributing to global peace under the UN flag 🇺🇳 .As the Head of the Mobile Training Team, it was
Where Courage Meets Ethics Honored to have delivered a talk today on “Where Courage Meets Ethics” for Tata Steel’s Ethics Month, themed “One Code, One Commitment.” It was a privilege to engage with their team on such a vital topic.
The Ancient Path: My Amarnath Yatra from Buddha Amarnath to the Holy Cave The Ancient Path: My Amarnath Yatra from Buddha Amarnath to the Holy Cave The Amarnath Yatra, for many, begins in the bustling hubs of Jammu or Srinagar,
The Unfolding of Grace: Seven Days of a Mother’s Love Diwali, the festival of lights, was always a beacon of joy in our lives. But one fateful Diwali night, that light flickered, threatening to extinguish completely. The phone rang, my
Coffee and Rum: India’s “Old Men” Mystical Touch in Global Delights Imagine a world, centuries ago, where the precious coffee bean was held under a strict monopoly. In the 15th century, coffee had travelled from its Ethiopian birthplace to Yemen,
Finding My Sunday: The Story Behind the Sunday Traveller I’m excited to announce the launch of my website, The Sunday Traveller (thesundaytraveller.com). This project is the culmination of a long-held passion for travel and storytelling. The name “Sunday Traveller” originated
Locking the Canals Why are Locks Needed in Ocean-Connecting Canals? Tidal Differences: Oceans experience tides, causing water levels to fluctuate. If two oceans have different tidal ranges or are in different tidal phases at the same time, there will be
From Rupia to Dollar From the bustling bazaars of 16th-century India, where traders haggled over silks and spices, came a monetary marvel—the brainchild of Sher Shah Suri. Faced with a chaotic jumble of regional currencies, he envisioned order, crafting a
Name at First Sight The Europeans, especially the Portuguese, had a wonderfully simple approach to naming the lands they encountered. It wasn’t about intricate maps or deep dives into local cultures; it was more like love at first sight. Approaching
The Stormy Cape of Hope…What’s in a Name? The wind howled a constant warning, whipping the sails of Portuguese caravels as they clawed their way down the treacherous West African coast. For years, these brave, or perhaps foolhardy, sailors had
The Cornerstone Story: How Iranians Shaped Bombay The scent of cardamom and freshly baked bread hangs heavy in the Bombay air, a fragrant testament to a quiet revolution. It wasn’t always this way. Decades ago, when Iranians began arriving in
My Personal Breathtaking Journey My relationship with breath has been a profound teacher, a constant companion through diverse and demanding experiences. It began on the rugged slopes of Dolmi Barrack, a 6,041-meter peak in the Ladakh ranges. Up there, in
The Darién Gap: A Perilous Path to the American Dream Driven by economic hardship, limited legal pathways to the US, and often misled by smugglers’ promises, migrants, including Indians, are increasingly risking their lives crossing the treacherous Darién Gap. This
We Got the Power & Bitcoin Too! Bitcoin mining is energy-intensive because it relies on a “proof-of-work” system. Miners compete to solve complex cryptographic puzzles to validate transactions and add them to the blockchain. These puzzles are deliberately designed to
The Cobra Effect: The Epitome of Unintended Consequence from India Life operates on the principle of cause and effect, yet the ripple effects of our actions often extend beyond our comprehension. This is the realm of unintended consequences (UCs), where