In 2014, my parents went on a pilgrimage to a mountain in the transhimalayas which in sanskrit is referred to as Mt. Kailash. The mystical mountain located in Tibet , holds a sacred place in four religions; Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Bön. Mount Kailash also lies in vicinity to some of the longest rivers in … More A mystical journey to Shiva’s Kailash
10:45 AM(GMT+9). 29th June,2016. I was in the “Materials and structural system and Management” class. The professor‘s way of teaching is interesting. He usually shows lots of videos to give us a feel of the real thing . Today he was talking about the Die Hard movie series. Why? To discuss how glamorous it looks … More The world plunges into uncertainty while we sit in class and plan our future.
There is an old Japanese proverb which says , “If you come to Japan and don’t climb Mt. Fuji, you’re a fool; but if you climb it more than once, you’re an even bigger fool.” I agree to disagree. Since my arrival in Japan, my only dream ,other than clearing the entrance exam to the … More The Trek to Mt. Fuji
‘Japanese Culture and Society’ is a part of our MEXT(Ministry of Education,Culture, Sports and Science and Technology,Japan) Intensive Language Course. There was no written exam for this course . But we had to present something on the culture and society of Japan. Before coming to Japan I have heard so much about the education system … More A Day in a Japanese Elementary School
My professors from India were supposed to be in Nagoya,Japan for a conference . Sunday, 26th July 2015, I whatsapped Dr.Dixit. She replied that they were already here. ‘See you soon’, I replied back. Next thursday was the completion ceremony of our Intensive Japanese language course. I talked to Ben, my partner in crime and decided to ride … More Bicycle Diaries : Kyoto – Nagoya
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