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My journey with tennis began quite unassumingly during my boarding school days. Back then, it was just another sport I occasionally noticed on TV or in school magazines. But everything changed a few years later when I witnessed the epic final between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer a match that …

Earlier this year, I had the privilege of speaking at KubeCon London, which was my first-ever visit to the city. I spent just over a week in London, and one of the activities on my things to do in London list was to take the Lord’s stadium tour. After the …

There’s something deeply comforting about a well-made Dal Makhni. I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s one of my all-time favorite dishes. The creamy, buttery lentils with a gentle smoky hint have a way of sticking with you long after the meal is over. I still vividly remember my first …

The moment those first raindrops hit the dusty roads, I start itching for a monsoon road trip from Hyderabad in my Tata Punch. There’s something magical about exploring the countryside when everything turns lush and rivers brim with life again. If you’ve ever wondered where to head out for a …

I’ll never forget my first vegetarian meal in Edinburgh. The moment I bit into a Scottish roll loaded with a haggis patty, I was hooked—not just on the food but on the city’s vibrant vegetarian scene. Now, I’m not usually someone who zeroes in on vegetarian places (and trust me, …

The moment I set foot in Edinburgh, I knew this city was something special. There’s a certain charm in the air—a mix of old-world history, vibrant culture, and unexpected modern touches that kept pulling me back to the cobbled streets and panoramic viewpoints. If you’re like me, a traveler who …

The moment I decided to explore Scotland, the Scottish Highlands instantly captured my imagination—and trust me, the allure is irresistible. Who wouldn’t want to see those sprawling green valleys, mysterious lochs, and ancient castles up close? I had experienced something similar in Switzerland last year, and it was so beautiful, …

Whenever I think about Europe, the image that immediately comes to mind is those narrow, winding streets lined with centuries-old buildings. Streets where every brick and cobblestone whispers tales of history, and every turn reveals architectural beauty that makes you stop mid-walk and just stare. During my travels through Paris, …

Whenever I think about Edinburgh, the Royal Mile has always been this magnetic stretch of history and charm. Those colourful store fronts surely add to the chic vibe of the stretch, but right in the middle of it stands the stunning St Giles’ Cathedral – a place that managed to …

Edinburgh’s history is like a never-ending story, told through its castles, cobblestone streets, and grand museums. If you loved my previous walk through the Edinburgh Castle and its tales of Scottish monarchy and battles, you’ll want to dive even deeper into the past — and that’s where the National Museum …