Indian Bazaars

There are times when you have thoughts that run through your mind one after another from a different place and a different time – thoughts ...

We had not heard about Gimme coffee until a friend introduced us to it a month ago. With every cup of gimme coffee we learnt more about ...

The week we arrived in Ithaca, the local Ithaca Times carried an article on the Silent movie era and its early days in Ithaca. It said ‘In ...

I am sitting by the Boston Harbour as I write this post. There’s the hum of people talking as they walk past and the live music that’s pla...

The ‘Stolen Coffee room’ is a coffee shop which has most of its furniture and the art that fills its walls from Chor Bazaar. Now, that is s...

Every marketplace in India is an aesthetic urban experience – whether it’s a flower market, a wholesale tomato market or a temple bazaar. I...

The Devaraja market in Mysore was built during the reign of Chamaraja Wodeyar IX (1868 – 1894). It is said that there was at this place a s...

We walked into the Namdroling Monastery through its painted gates in that quiet afternoon. There came upon us a stillness that halted our s...