Knick n knack

 In life, there would come many moments when you will feel low and inferior. When people would look down on you. When you will feel out of place and left out even amongst your own friends and family, that is the time of struggle, the time to stand up and dust yourself off after life throws you down. Though it is easier said than done, but that is what the need of the hour would be.  Though everybody has their own ways of handling things, a few tips might help you see the light at the end of the tunnel.  1. Choose not to react People will throw a lot of uncanny comments on you, sarcasm and actions. You might feel they have ganged up against you. The only way to show them your worth is by not reacting to their low life actions.  2. Concentrate on yourself Don't keep on pondering on what others are thinking about you and your actions. Concentrate on yourself, your work and your life. Focus on how to improve things for yourself.  3. Stay Calm Life is throwing its wors

Cherapunji! One of the most beautiful places in India, the land of rainfalls, greenry and beauty. You cannot stop but falling in love with that place. Bringing you with a few postcard pictures which i clicked while traveling: On the way to Cherapunji! At Cherapunji The board says it all Nohkalikai Falls The falls amongst the clouds Somewhere around India Bangladesh border The other side of border While travelling...the stop by!  As Gustave Flaubert quoted, 'Travel makes one modest, you see what a tiny place you occupy in the world!  

While surfing through the web, we come across many posts and quotes that define writing, how some people feel peaceful while putting their feelings and emotions on paper, how writing is the only ventilation. Not many know how satisfying it feels when you pen down a beautiful poem or an essay which sums up your feelings. How gratifying it feels to explore yourself in writing.  I define my writings as – My life & learning through my rants & roaring     A few other quotes which I am sure you would love: As Anne Lamott quoted, “Almost all good writings begin with terrible first efforts. You need to start somewhere". So, if you have not given a thought ... start writing .. anything that you feel like ... anything which comes to your mind ... there is no mindless writing ... just creative opportunities!

Kashmir....ahhh what to say!! Adjectives would fall short!! Nothing can replace the experience of being there!! So without wasting your time and word....some of Kashmir through my lens... The Dal Lake Sunset at The Dal  En-route Sonmarg Horse ride towards sonmarg glacier At the glacier Towards Srinagar from Sonmarg Dal Lake in the evening from House Boat Dining Room in the Houseboat En route to Pahalgam 'Mini Switzerland' at Pahelgam 'Betaab Valley' at Pahelgam Gulmarg! "Agar firdous baroye zameen ast, hami asto, hami asto hami asto"  - Amir-e-Khusru