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There's a certain magic in the air of Assam, especially when you stand on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra. I remember the first time I felt that gentle breeze on Chandra Bharati Hill in North Guwahati; it carried with it the faint sound of temple bells and
There are places that you visit, and then there are places that visit your soul. Nalbari, a quiet town nestled in the heart of Assam, is one such place. It doesn't just welcome you with its scenic beauty; it embraces you with a spiritual warmth that lingers long
There are some places that you don't just see, you feel them with your entire being. Itanagar, the beautiful capital of Arunachal Pradesh, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, is one such place. The moment you arrive, you realise itās not just a city; itās
There are some symbols that are etched into the very soul of a nation. For us in India, the Lion Capital of Ashoka is one such powerful emblem. We see it on our currency notes, on our passports, and on every official government letterhead. But have you ever paused to
There's a certain magic in the air of Bengal, a fragrance that smells of old books, monsoon rains, and stories whispered through generations. This is the magic of Bengali literature. For many of us, it's not just a collection of books; it's a part
In the constant hum of our daily lives, don't we all sometimes yearn for a quiet corner? A sacred space not outside, but within ourselves, where the endless chatter of thoughts finally softens to a whisper. For centuries, our ancestors knew secrets to find this inner sanctuary, and
There are some places that you don't just visit; you feel them in your soul. Standing on the northern banks of the mighty Brahmaputra in Guwahati, with the gentle river breeze carrying chants and the scent of incense, youāll find one such sacred spaceāthe Doul Govinda
There are moments in history that donāt just change rules; they change hearts. They don't just break chains; they awaken souls. Picture a time in 19th-century India, where for so many, lifeās path was cruelly decided the moment they were born. The weight of caste discrimination
Sometimes, a place isnāt just a location on a map; it's a feeling, a legacy carried on the whispers of the wind and the chants of devotees. In the lush green heart of Assam lies such a townāNalbari. To many, it's a quiet district,
