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When Zia-ul-haq touched an Indian woman’s feet. (As featured in the Conde Nast traveller)
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Tags: Conde Nast Traveller, General Zia, India, Pakistan, Partition, Zia-ul-haq
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With wings of steel (published in Make in India magazine – 2016)
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Tags: airforce, engineers, fighter jets, girlpower, hindal, indian air force, sorties, trainning, women
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What I have learnt from from travels in 2015 (Conde Nast Traveller)
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How to choose a child friendly destination (Conde Nast Traveller)
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The first taste of paradise – Srinagar (Conde Nast Traveller)
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Tags: Conde Nast Traveller India, Dal lake, Hazratbal, Kashmir, Rozabal, Shankaracharya Temple, Shikara, Srinagar, The Lalit
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Crazy rich Asians and the emptiness within
I was at the VAT refunds counter at Charles De Gaulle a few years ago. The great Chinese shopper had only recently arrived on the European shopping scene quickly replacing the cargoes wearing, sun visor donning Japanese tourists who one was accustomed to seeing patiently queued outside designer stores. The Chinese shoppers in the VAT … Continue reading
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Tags: Chinese shopper, crazy rich asians, hermes, kevin kwan, Mumbai, paris, Rich Indians, Times Litfest 2015, UK, VAT refunds, Wealth
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Wake up bibliophiles of Mumbai, The Times Litfest 2015 is upon us!
The literary aspirations of our country have been on the rise since a few years now. Literary Festivals, which are being organized with increasing frequency all over the country, seem to have replaced Fashion Weeks that were previously held in these very cities. As things stand, for intellectuals, bibliophiles, writers and socialites alike, to … Continue reading
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Tags: Manu Joseph, Padma Lakshmi, Patrick French, Ram Rahman
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