Rabindranath Tagore travelled the world and while he did, he delivered speeches, had conversations with the who's who of the world; and most importantly, he made journal entries, wrote letters to [Read more...]
For a lot of young students who are into hiking, the Harz isn’t the only option that you have! The Elbe Sandstone mountain in Saxony, which is around four hours away from Magdeburg and a little more [Read more...]
Matera, one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, is a treasure rediscovered very late during the late twentieth century and since then it has been quite a topic of discussion for [Read more...]
The Statue of David (Michelangelo) | Photograph: www.anirbansaha.com David (Michelangelo): This statue has been talked, written, painted, photographed, discussed, debated for over 500 years. What [Read more...]
“You? ...went to Camp Nou? Why!?” People wondered and they have all the reasons to. If you’ve read this blog post, you’d know how clueless I am about football although literally everyone around me [Read more...]
"Everything that I could write about is already written. And all the knowledge that I have is from what I read. In two days, what new would I discover which others have not possibly written [Read more...]
Let me be honest, my knowledge about Europe is decidedly limited to topics I had been introduced to in my childhood, preferably by the history books. In my imaginations, I had Greece, Renaissance’s [Read more...]
“Tulus is the first place we are going”. “How do you pronounce it?”, I asked. With one of the most incomprehensible expressions on her face, Lakshana repeated, “Tulus”. “I mean, how do you spell it?”, [Read more...]
The "Mediterranean Sea" was just another English word with a complicated spelling, I had to revise just before the Geography exam, till I saw the sea with the myriad blue colours hitting the shore and [Read more...]