Exploring The New Horizons

High Flying Eagles.   P.C. Videoblocks.com  This is the story of two eagles which I learnt from my mentor Gaur Gopal Das who has influenced my life in all possible way. Once, an emperor of the kingdom was gifted two eagles on a special occasion. The king was very much delighted by seeing the two eagles. He ordered his ministerial cabinet to arrange a person to train the eagles to fly high. The minister followed the order of the great king and went in the search of a great trainer. While wandering in each place the ministers get to about a person who has acclaimed great feat in the field of training all kind of birds. He is brought in front of the king and prescribed the duty to train the two eagles to fly. From the very next day, the trainer started to train both the eagles. One of them is doing very good. He is following each step of his master and learning the basics of flying very fastly. But the other one is not even displaced from the branch from where it sits. The master ha

Mahabalipuram beach      P.C. Sucharitha One cannot describe the scenic beauty of nature with words. In cannot be defined with sentences, phrases, or winged words. Even millions and billions of books cannot describe the magnificence of nature. It can only be felt, It can only be realised. It can only be experienced. And that single moment described all the definition of joy and pleasure of heart within that fragment of fragrance in the nature.

Morning, the word itself has a very beautiful significance. The word visualises the early dawn, birds chirping, the mild wind breeze and the rising sun. The whole nature energizes you to your full potential. How beautiful the valleys are, how beautiful the paddy fields, the whole nature used to sing the song of enlightenment. You feel one step close to the god by encountering this magnificent beauty. Suddenly all the worries all stress vanishes and the air makes you soothe, calm. I used to wake up at 5 AM early in the morning and used to go on a morning walk every day. It refreshes your lungs, you feel joy within your heart and is a time when while you are along you talk to yourself and have some me time for you. Even a small chat with yourself brings the best version within yourself. It makes your day more productive and efficient. A day without a morning walk is like a day is wasted without doing anything positive.  

In the Southern part of India, A state Kerala, known for its cultural activities such as Dance, vibrant festivals, Hill stations, Backwater, Elephants, forestry of Rubber trees and Coconut trees is situated. The state got its name from "Kera" means coconut tree in Malayalam and "Alam" means land so the meaning of Kerala is driven from the land of coconut trees. Now in this shivering cold in the month of December, We started our tour to Thiruvananthapuram-the capital of Kerala. We started from Kolkata via flight, and when we arrived at the airport of Thiruvananthapuram in the early morning the first thing which I feel is the weather is very calm weather. When the entire Northern part of India is shivering in cold this Southern part of India is slightly affected with the winter season. Anyway, We have to go IISER Trivandrum, where an international conference was being held and I was one of the participants in the conference.  The landscape of the whole city mesme

At the bank of Ganga, the oldest city, the holy city Varanasi is situated. At a first glance, the city will look like struggling with heavy traffic and crowds. But Among these, there is situated Banaras Hindu University in the heart of the city, a capital of knowledge, a place from where great scholars were born. I have gone to attend a conference at Banaras Hindu University and I was totally mesmerised with the natural beauty of the campus. The old buildings, departments hostels have lots of history to say. The students seemed to be very tensed due to their ongoing exams. The next day we started for the place  Dashashwamedh Ghat , situated in the bank of holy river Ganga. It took hardly 30min to reach the place. The holy place was full of thousands of devotees. We took a boat ride on enjoyed the Ganga Aarti which is a rituals ceremony continuing from years. Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Gant We enjoyed a lot the boat riding the rituals which are still continuing form very