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The Great HornBill Festival of Nagaland

May 9, 2019 Neena Paul

“Why don’t you attend the Horn Bill festival instead” – asked a friend when I mentioned about my plan to attend the Rann Utsav during

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15 Reasons Why A Road Trip To Canadian Rockies Should Be on your Bucket list

July 26, 2018 Neena Paul

For over the last one year, I had been looking at some pictures from Canadian Rockies and wondering if those were for real or photo

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To all the women, with love

March 8, 2018 Neena Paul

So here we are, at yet another International Women’s Day. The day where the world goes gaga about how precious women are, the work spaces

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That time of the year…

February 13, 2018 Rama Vani

It is that time of the year again While singles whine,couples dine and wine That time of the year When the new year resolutions dwindles

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Rants Of A Bird In Flight

February 3, 2018 Neena Paul

Often in the last 3 months I heard questions on where exactly I was – My location pins had people confused, people began to question

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Camping above the clouds in Vagamon with Exoticamp

December 28, 2017 Rama Vani

When you are stung by the travel bug, you cannot think about spending a long weekend at the comfort of your couch. You start googling

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Cometh The Hour – Jeffrey Archer

October 19, 2017 Neena Paul

The penultimate book of the Clifton Chronicles takes the readers through a rush of happenings set in the mid 1970’s in the UK, India, East Berlin and Moscow and the lives of characters that have formed the very base of Clifton saga. Can Archer deliver yet another thrilling installment of the Clifton family ? Read on to know more…

Frankenmuth, Michigan’s Little Bavaria

October 12, 2017 Neena Paul

We are talking October and if you know what we mean, you couldn’t be anywhere but in Frankenmuth, Michigan if you are in the Midwest.

Mirror Of Heaven : Big Spring aka “Kitch-iti-kipi” of the Michigan Upper Peninsula

September 26, 2017 Neena Paul

As the raft starts gliding down the waters, one can watch the thousands of gallons of water being pushed into the lake from the numerous springs at the bottom of the lake.