charbagh in british council, new delhi
Generally, most of us do not have access to one of the masterpieces of Architecture, British Council building in New Delhi, India. However, I got an opportunity of visiting this building and could enjoy this beautiful Landscaped garden called Charbagh within this Contemporary Architecture. British Council, New Delhi stands in the heart of the city,…
hauz khas fort- the forgotten fort complex
When we talk about monuments and other historical places, Delhi is described by its rich historical and architectural past. It holds pride in the historical places like Red fort, India gate, Old fort, etc., however there are many such overlooked building complexes. Let us explore one of them, The Hauz Khas Fort (village complex). It…
oriya cuisine- why not so famous?
In India when we talk about North, South, East & West regions, we generally try and describe these with the natives living in that particular region but somehow limit our thoughts and just say: Punjabi in Northern region, Madrasi/ Tamilian in Southern region, Bengali in Eastern region and Gujrati in Western region. However, we generally…
kolkata- an architect’s paradise….
Kolkata also known as City of Joy…. Or we can say synonym of Kolkata would be Fun, Food and Frolic. Kolkata as we all know is the Capital City of West Bengal State in India. It was former capital of the British empire before the government was shifted to Delhi, Kolkata has a distinct tinge…
rosogolla…
Being a Bengali, and having a sweet tooth, it’s very common and I am no exception… How can we forget, Bengal being the land of sumptuous food and sweets, there are a variety of misthi found there… name one and you can find it… Not to forget one of the most famous sweets of Bengal,…
dilli haat….
Dilli Haat is located at the commercial area of South Delhi and opposite to INA market on the Sri Aurobindo marg. The bazaar is situated at the 6 acres land, which was salvaged to be part of the reclamation project and then it was transformed into a dream project of “Dilli Haat”. The Haatis developed…
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