Author: Neelu
This is Neelu Agarwal, a content writer and a tarot card reader by profession but an equally passionate traveller who likes to have a good time! Delving into the tangible and the intangible is my calling and then expressing them through my writing, my need. Connect with me at https://www.facebook.com/neelu.agarwal.773 to know more about me.
June 6, 2015•
Travel
The city of Hyderabad is hailed as the “pearl city” and rightly so, as it gleams and shines on the map of India with its indomitable...
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August 29, 2014•
Current affairs
Indians have always been an enlightened race. In fact, the most significant invention of the ‘zero’ had been to India’s credit. But...
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August 27, 2014•
Culture
The ancient teachings in India as per Hindi Astrology suggest that if we combine architecture with Vastu techniques, we can harness...
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August 24, 2014•
Current affairs
Indian women are unfortunately those who live a dual life. While to the world, we may project an image of an advancing nation yet a large...
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August 18, 2014•
Culture
It is the ‘happy birthday’ of God today, shrieked Ritu. In all of her four years of life, she had always been restless beyond words....
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August 15, 2014•
Products
India is a kaleidoscope of experiences and a talent house of age old techniques of treating fabrics long before automation took over. Some...
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August 11, 2014•
Current affairs
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Foreigners are not only now seen near historical monuments but are also seen frequenting hospitals!! Research and Development are breaking...
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August 9, 2014•
Products
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Kantha, the 500 years old thread work is the pride of West Bengal. What had been no more than the pastime of rural Bengali women to give a...
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August 8, 2014•
Travel
It had turned laborious now, the never ending days and nights all blending with each other when beyond a point even relaxation felt...
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August 7, 2014•
Recipes
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The specialty of Bengal cuisine has its own charm. You may have tasted rasogollas made in any other way than the Bengali way, but this...
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August 5, 2014•
Great Indians
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You may have celebrated National Youth Day on the 12th of January with vigour but do you at all know to whose memory is it dedicated to? It...
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August 3, 2014•
Recipes
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Fish Curry and Rice Bengal feels incomplete without its traditional everyday dish of fish curry that they have with bhaat or rice. Although...
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August 2, 2014•
Travel
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Welcome to the land of Sauravda, Sushmita Sen and Satyajiit Ray! Yes, the Charnock City which for some is nothing beyond rosogollos and...
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August 1, 2014•
Travel
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A random query on the internet as to what crocodiles do all day would render an answer that it eats and watches its territory all day long!...
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July 2, 2014•
Current affairs
Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi is not one of those Hindu festivals that have been newly embraced by people. Its existence, albeit, has been since...
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