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Discover the Timeless Epic – “Kuru Katha: Stories from the Mahabharat” by Sweta Papaiyawala
You can find "Kuru Katha" on Amazon in 13 countries, as well as on Kindle for those who prefer reading. Don’t miss the chance to dive into this treasure trove of stories that will both entertain and inspire.
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4 healthy drinks to drink this summer for kids #63PercentMoreProtein
Before we dive into the delicious drinks, let's unravel the protein puzzle. Protein isn't just another nutrient; it's the superhero of growth and development, essential for building strong muscles, bones, and tissues in growing children. Ensuring an adequate intake of protein is vital for supporting their overall health and well-being. Protein plays a major role in the growth years of kids. We as parents always look for such drinks that fulfil our protein needs.
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A temple where the Sun never rise
Once upon a time, there lived a queen named Kantha Rani. She had two valiant sons. However, one day both of her sons were killed by the invaders who destroyed the entire area and kingdom simultaneously. She had nothing on her hands. She lost control of her emotions and was tremendously unhappy. Her two sons were lost and her kingdom as well. The temple that existed here shows her emotions. She built this temple just to remind us that this kingdom had a severe downfall. This temple showed her tremendous emotions saying,’
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ONE DAY IN SHRI KRISHNA’S DWARKA
Dwarka has my heart and soul. With the mere feeling of Shri Krishna this place takes any person like me into trance of period he spent here. Let it be ruling, fighting for righteousness, saving people from Danavs and many more such incidences. Started on Saturday 2.03.2024 in Minibus with a total of 16 people on board. We reached Dwarka around 8 but since rooms were not ready as usual check-ins are at 11: 00 AM. We decided to visit one of the places called Charan Ganga.
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Arjuna- The mighty warrior
The incidence takes place in the ashram of Rishi Drona. Guru Drona was appointed as the Rajguru of Kauravas and Pandavas who were the royal princes of Hastinapur. He was teaching his students the skills of archery. As a lesson he set a wooden bird on the branch of the tree and made every student stand at a distance from the tree.
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Gandhi nu Gaam in Kutch – A village that stood the test of time
It was that murky day of 26th January 2001, I was sitting there learning for my exams and my house started crackling and bursting. Unable to understand what it was, I heard cries and shouts outside my house. It was a massive earthquake. Gujarat was struck by the upsetting earthquake and everything was scattered into tits and bits. Not only belongings but living beings too. Affected by this gargantuan natural anger, was one village in Kutch called Ludiya. It was wholly shattered into pieces and it was problematic to get that intact. An NGO from Ahmedabad joined hands together with the people of the village and established the village again.
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Mahudi – A religious shrine not to missed in Gujarat
Prasad is pious and should not be wasted. So, though offered at minimal cost, make sure to take how much you can have. Now, what is unusual about this ritual? Now, whenever we visit a certain sacred place, we think of carrying prasad back home so that it can be offered to those who did not visit along. But it is not the case with this Sukhadi prasad.
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Lakshmi Vilas Palace – Palace of the royals
Lakshmi Villas Palace in Vadodara is a huge Palace rooted on the Rajmahal road in Vadodara. Also, known as Gaekwad city from the name of the rulers that once ruled the city, it hosts this Palace that is four times bigger than Buckingham Palace. If you have not visited this palace, definitely you are missing something. It is like a dream. While you step into the backyard of the palace that hosts the massive golf course, the vibes are amazing. I felt like heaven and couldn’t admire it less after I was done with the visit.
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Gorehaba- A strange festival of furling cow dung at each other
People in Gumatapura village celebrate the end of the Diwali festival by flinging cow dung at each other. Yes, you read it, right? It is a cow dung fight amongst the villagers and it is celebrated with pomp! Known as the Gorehaba festival, it is the desi version of La- Tomatina of Spain!
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Laxmi Villas Palace- A marvel in Vadodara
Laxmi Villas Palace in Vadodara consists of booming 170 rooms. It is the biggest private residence and is considered to be four times bigger than Buckingham Palace. It is an architectural marvel and stands with pride on the Rajmajal road of Vadodara. Vadodara is also known as Gaekwad city was ruled by Gaekwads, the Maratha family.
