Saawarni's Blog

May 7, 2019 Well this is my second food blog after  Taste You Can Never Miss  and I couldn't resist myself from writing this one.  (Picture Credit : The one who is writing the blog)  It was around 07:00 pm sitting on my bed , scrolling Instagram , the dusk was falling down and I got a call from my friend as usual because she was bored and wanted to know that am I free ? so that we go out somewhere hang out .... It was as usual other day and It's pretty common for college students living around the campus to meet and hangout in the evening. And if you are Delhi , like me then we have advantage of Delhi Metro as can go anywhere in any part of Delhi very conveniently. So , we decided to meet at our nearest metro station and from there we can decide how can we spend the evening. We met there and after thinking for about fifteen minutes we finally agreed to " Lajpat Nagar " . It's in south Delhi and we could easily reach there through metro. So,...

Well , this is my consecutively third book review blog because I can't resist myself from reading books now a days . I am heading towards the last year of my undergraduate programme and I have to prepare myself for Post Graduate studies in future so I am just pulling my socks up by reading few accomplished non fictions mostly political and historical and yet one book which caught my attention was " Pax Indica " by Dr. Shashi Tharoor . I loved the concept of this book because I love international relations and I am a frequent reader of international policies , news and worldwide politics all that stuff and this book was eventually based on it , that's why I couldn't cease myself from reading this book.  (Image Source : Image clicked by the blogger itself ) Now , What this book is basically about ? What is the core concept of this book ? I'll clear all the doubts. This book is specifically written on the Indian Foreign Policy worldwide , it's r...

Well , whenever we talk about Hindu religion some facts strike in our mind like the oldest religion of the world , saffron cloth wearing , old temples , Sanskrit chants , worshiping on the bank of river , numerous deities and gods etc.  India is such a vast country and Hinduism is spread all over the sub continent , although India is a secular nation where all religion exists under the same sky but here in this blog I am talking specifically about the Hinduism and place where you can truly find the assent of real Hinduism i.e. Haridwar  .  Situated on the Himalayan belt in the south west of Uttrakhand state joining borders with Uttar Pardesh state and becoming the first plane city after the mountains of Himalayas. (Image Source : Google ) The word " Haridwar " is made up of two words i.e. " Hari " mean god ' Shiva ' and " Dwar " means 'entrance' which makes up the ' Entrance of god Shiva ' , " Hari - Dwar "...

Well , I can confidently say that my summer holidays went quite productive because the books which I opted to read and especially non fictional were exhilarating and I was poured with great facts and knowledge which were unclear to me and helped me to understand better about some of the few ideologies and incidents which are very essential to understand today because the facts are portrayed in a very distorted manner especially about the deeds and misdeeds of Indian freedom struggle and post independence era.  (Image Source : The one who is writing the blog ! Thanks me later 😉) Thanks to one and only Dr. Shashi Tharoor and being a Delhi University undergraduate student it's my honor to study one of my profound alumni. This summer holidays I decided to read one of his book " Nehru - The Invention of India " 2018 edition and honestly I was stunned after reading this book because this book nourished my knowledge very well to understand the better image ...

Month of June and July are the months of holidays and relaxing for school and college students because these are the hottest months of the year and we are privileged with "summer vacations" in these months . Well I am an undergraduate student in Delhi University , so I thought to utilize my holidays with reading some interesting books rather than opting for internships in such scorching heat by sitting at home under the AC while having snacks . It sounds so "Lethargic" .... LOL .  (Image Source : The one who is writing the blog ! Thanks me later 😉) But eventually it turned very fruitful . This was so because , the list of books I decided to read were all non fictional and all the books were given to me by my dad and one of them was " Why I am a Liberal " by Sagarika Ghose . I am just done with this book and I am totally stunned by this book . Hats off to her !!🙆   (Image Source : Pixbay ) Now , Lets talk about the book ...

                           (image source: shutterstock) It was my dream to visit the Parliament House one day in my life since I was in sixth standard, to watch the lawmakers of world's biggest democracy, the political leaders who run the whole country and representation of whole India which consists of twenty nine states, seven union territories and five hundred and foutey three constituencies of India under one roof in the Nation Capital i.e. New Delhi.  (image source : Pixbay)   It was February 12, 2019 hazy day in New Delhi, woke up in the morning got the passes for Lok Sabha (Lower House of the Parliament) also called as House of the People.  I was extremely excited about my visit, I caught up my friends on Vishwavidyalaya metro station (yellow line) from there we have to go to Central Secretariat metro station (yellow line ). We had a booked session of 12:00 to 13:00....

The rich history of Deccan tells us about the rulers of Deccan, their achievements, their life style and their architecture. We can learn about the prosperity of the Deccan through books and research but there is one place that can make you feel the aura of the ancient Deccan and their achievements i.e. Hospet City.    (image source : High IQ) The true meaning of this word is "New City". It was called as Hosapete earlier but later the name was amended into Hospet. This city is situated in the heart of Karnataka. The government of Karnataka also calls this city as “A city with rich heritage “. It is believed that this city was built by the great king Krishna Deva Raya. He was the king of Vijaynagara Empire (1509 - 1529). He was the third king of Tuluva Dynasty. He built this city in 1520 honouring her mother Nagalambika. It is also known as Fort Town of Karnataka as this city gave birth to many forts like Chitradurga Fort built by Tipu Sultan. Hospet plays a ...