Daily Delhi has completed 1 month today. Thanks for all the support and appreciation you have given to my this little effort. When I started this blog I wasn’t sure if I will be able to write or be regular, … Continue reading

Daily Delhi has completed 1 month today. Thanks for all the support and appreciation you have given to my this little effort. When I started this blog I wasn’t sure if I will be able to write or be regular, … Continue reading
Best part of Delhi markets is the flea markets. You go to a shopping mall or other regular open markets, no matter how posh the market is, you will always find roadside vendors selling various things. Some common items are … Continue reading
Maharashtra belongs to Marathis, Bihar belongs to Biharis, Gujrat belongs to Gujratis and so on… but Delhi belongs to who? As the old timers say, Dilli dilwalon ki hai (Delhi belongs to people with big hearts), I too think it … Continue reading
Today was a very eventful day. It was almost a productive day, till the time some emails were exchanged. It sure spoilt my mood, I wasn’t in best of my spirits when I reached India Gate. While driving, I noticed … Continue reading
Best part of being a photographer is you get to see so much more than a usual person would see and you get to meet so many interesting people you would otherwise ignore in your day to day routine life. … Continue reading
India’s favorite drink is undoubtedly the Tea or Chai. Whether it’s summers or winters, or any hour of the day, you’ll always find a tea stall open at some corner of the city. Though I don’t like my tea with … Continue reading
I am really happy with the progress of this country, specially about my city Delhi. Not so long ago, the primary shopping spots used to be Karol Bagh, South Ex and Chandni Chowk, but not anymore. They top slots have … Continue reading
Rakshabandhan or Rakhi is a festival of brothers and sisters, to remind us brothers the responsibility to save and protect our sisters. Originally, sisters used to tie a colorful thread on the wrist of brothers and brothers in return would … Continue reading
Above you see a man admiring the Willingdon Airfield, now known as Safdarjung Airport in New Delhi. Once the main airport for the Delhi city until the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Palam was commissioned for passengers. It is still used … Continue reading
Yesterday at Khan Market red light, while waiting I was selecting which CD to play in my car when I heard a knock on the window, I looked outside and saw Rajesh was standing their with a hope to get … Continue reading
This city has got so many colours. But what surprises me the most is that it changes colours by every passing hour. The golden sunshine of morning wakes up the city, and orange halogen bulbs on the street lights puts … Continue reading
Remember every textbook in our school telling us that how we should stay away from superstitions and all the psychics, pundits, babas etc., but things have hardly changed even after so much of education and improvements in modes of awareness. … Continue reading