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Author: Mridula Dwivedi

Any Good Budget Travel Magazines in India?

Posted on December 7, 2005February 14, 2022

Since I am so gung-ho about travel, it came as a surprise (to me) that I do not know of any travel magazine in India apart from Outlook Traveller. And that too, I only go to their website. Well, the magazine comes in my college library, but the glossy cover and its outlandish destinations and…

Tents pitched at Har ki Doon Valley

Har-Ki-Doon, Uttranchal, India: Trek is the Way to See

Posted on December 5, 2005November 13, 2021

Har-Ki-Doon (HKD) was my third trek with Youth Hostel Association of India (YHAI). Our journey started at youth hostel Mussorie. I, along with my husband and younger nephew reached there on May 15. The city of Mussorie is a beauty but in my view to get a real glimpse of beautiful Himalayas, a trek is…

Going Nomad in Ladakh

Posted on November 24, 2005February 16, 2022

  A few days back when I posted a few pictures from my Ladakh trip, Arun asked me: “Would you be posting some kind of a travelogue on the places you visited?” Now it is a very embarrassing question on a blog named ‘Travel Tales from India.’ It is time to set the score right….

How Exam Copies are (not) Evaluated Sometimes

Posted on November 19, 2005November 12, 2021

Through google blogsearch I came to this post from Abyi and he seems to be mystified. Let me share it with you. “The exams started with a bang just after 3 months, little time for us to prepare. Exams were cool, but one thing went wrong & I m glad it did. I was appearing…

Leh Palace

Yet More Pictures from Ladakh

Posted on November 17, 2005November 12, 2021

It has been such a long time I have travelled anywhere. The trip to Bangalore was not so much for tourism but for visiting family. We thought of going to Bharatpur Bird Santuary but we just could not go. Now H is in London but we plan to go someplace in Chamba (Himanchal Pradesh) in…

Some More Pictures From Bangalore

Posted on November 14, 2005November 12, 2021

When I was in Bangalore in the first week of November, the weather was beautiful and I had a nice time going around with my camera. Here are some more flowers from Bangalore, the first one is Poinsettia and the second one is a red anthurium! I have always been partial to flowers! I am…

Catch Them Young: A New Record

Posted on November 12, 2005November 13, 2021

My lovely niece got her first letter in mail yesterday. It was my sis who opened it and called me up immediately afterwards. While she was talking to me, I could hear my brother-in-law laughing in the background. I begged my sis to dictate some of the matter of that letter to me over the…

The Fourth Umpire: Fair and Ugly No More

Posted on November 6, 2005November 13, 2021

I was in Bangalore for the last few days. I caught some cricket as the TV would be on all the time. No, this post is not really about cricket. This is about ‘Fair and Ugly err Lovely’ Fourth Umpire. As I saw the face of Charu Sharma and Srikant, I was waiting for the…

I can Understand Why Bangalore was Called the Garden City

Posted on November 3, 2005November 13, 2021

I have been for a few days in Bangalore and I clicked all the lovely flowers, a few coconut trees and a faboulous sunset around the housing complex I am staying. It has been raining on and often and flowers seem to just grow out of their own free will. Though Bangalore in general has…

5 Reasons why I do not Consider Cricket True Sport

Posted on November 1, 2005May 5, 2016

You have to read this tongue in cheek! Here are the 5 reasons why I do not consider cricket true sport! Photo Credit- Oleksii Sidorov at Shutterstock 5. David Boon, Inzamam-ul Haq, ever expanding Virender Sehwag, and I can’t remember a similar Sri Lankan player’s name. Now look at the king of games, soccer and name…

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