A Journey Through The Heart of Mountains There's something magical about the hills, especially when nature decides to put on a show. I was in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, surrounded by misty mountains and lush greenery, when I witnessed one of the most unforgettable moments of my life - a unforgettable night full of rain and then a sudden hailstorm which melted our hearts with pure warmth of peacefulness and happiness. The air was filled with the gentle sound of hailstones hitting the ground, roadside-railings, on glass-bonet-roof of cars, on our heads which didn't hurt but rather felt as God's tears being poured down on us to make us feel safe and blissful. It created a surreal atmosphere, almost like nature was in its own rhythm singing along with a choir full of thunderstorms and the sound of rain. I was sitting by a roadside stall, with the smell of fresh corns being roasted and sipping on hot kulhad-tea that warmed both my hands and heart, everything felt just right. The ...
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Amasunzu: The Crown of Rwandan Heritage The picture beautifully represents a sepia toned portrait of a Rwandan man which focuses mostly on the elaborate and culturally significant hairstyle. His hair styled into the form of striking crescent-shaped designs – a style known as Amasunzu. This traditional hairstyle, once worn by Rwandan men and women is not just a statement fashion mark but also a mark of identity, pride and status. The Amasunzu hairstyle has deep roots in the Rwandan heritage, particularly amongst the Hutu and Tutsi communities. Its origin dates back to the 1920s, traditionally worn by young and unmarried men and women signifying their respective status in the society. It denoted strength, bravery and readiness for battle or leadership for the men, while for women, especially those with a royal background, it symbolized beauty, maturity and nobility. One’s stage in life such as reaching the age of marriage or completing a significant milestone according to the Rwand...
Tr ump’s Policies vs Dream Jobs What actually is H-1B Visa? Well, golden ticket to find your dream job at Silicon Valley, top companies and a better life, a visa that allows US companies and recruiters to hire and let people from other companies to work in U.S., mostly for technology, engineering, design and such other jobs. It is valid for 3 years at most but could be extended for 6 years. Professionals from all around the world show a keen interest in obtaining this visa, mostly including people from India. Basically, this visa serves as vehicle for numerous workers to obtain employment and residential rights in the United States. During the presidential era of Donald Trump, many changes were brought about in t H-1B visa policy and regulations, making it harder to obtain the visa. Earlier, almost all the people who applied for the visa would obtain it, but after the changes were brought about, it be came harder. People were straightaway told “no” or were constantly asked to sen...
Social Media or Social Circus? The Ranveer Allahabadia Debate Ranveer Allahabadia, also known as BeerBiceps, is a famous digital content creator, youtuber and a podcast host. Initially he was a fitness vlogger but as of now he is indulged in various social media activities. However, recent events on a famous YouTube show “India’s Got Latent” have sparked numerous debates and controversies against as well as in his favor. Lately, social media platforms have been buzzing with opinions and reactions on this case. Though, personally, I believe that the comment that he passed was somehow derogatory. But at the same time given that the show was itself was of comedy and dark humor genre, his comment could have just been taken as a joke. Well, the people have a mixed opinion about it. Some see it as a misunderstanding or miscommunication while the others have given it much more importance highlighting more deeper problems lying within the youth community. But this makes room for one more...
MahaKumbh Mela: A Sacred Confluence of Faith, Culture, and Unity Kumbh Mela is a grand Hindu pilgrimage fair held every four years, rotating between Prayagraj, Haridwar, Ujjain, and Nashik. Maha Kumbh Mela is a larger version which is held every 144 years and is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Samudra Manthan marks the origin of the Kumbh Mela, where a Pot (Kumbh) of Amrit (nectar of immortality) was spilled at Prayagraj, Haridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. Taking a holy dip in the sacred rivers located at these four places is believed to cleanse sins and grant liberation. The event follows the Hindu astrological calendar, with planetary alignments enhancing its spiritual significance. Maha Kumbh Mela has attracted over 45 million devotees as of now and still attracting more and more of them from all around the world. It symbolizes India’s unity, with pilgrims coming from across the country and abroad. Saints, gurus, and spiritual leaders come together to perform cer...