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Delhi, the capital of India, has a rich history and culture. It's one of my favourite cities, and I've wanted to visit it since my secondary school days. But I got the opportunity to be here in 2010 when I was posted and brought up here for my first job. It's like a dream come true. I have stayed in Delhi since 2010. Now that I am a Dilliwala, there is so much about the city, its vibe, culture, and so much more that I love. The rich history, the variety of food, fashion, people, and so much more- the city has a lot to love. Here are the top five reasons I adore Delhi. 1. A Rich History Delhi is a historically significant city. In ancient times, the city was known as Indraprastha , where Pandavas (from the Mahabharat ) lived. Delhi features a number of eye-catching landmarks such as India Gate, Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, and others that not only exhibit the city's history but also its gorgeous architecture, making it one of the most attractive and unforgettab...

A Cup of Tea is a simple thing with numerous benefits. It relieves us from a variety of problems, including headaches, stress, exhaustion, mood swings, and breakups. It has the ability to bring us enormous delight and bring peace to our minds.  We adore Chai or Tea so much that a day is identified and celebrated in its honour every September 21st as National Tea (Chai) Day. Today (21st September) is both the International Day of Peace and National Tea Day, as you cannot have peace in your life without a cup of tea. So, always take a tea break in the middle of a busy day and take pleasure in every sip. So, are you a tea or coffee drinker? Which tea flavour do you prefer? What is your favourite tea memory? Celebrate the day by drinking tea or meditating for inner peace, then posting a photo with the hashtags #nationalchaiday or #internationaldayofpeace on social media. A cup of tea or meditation for peace of mind Have a tea-rrific day, guys!!   #nationalchaiday2021 #peaceof...

          "Respect is one of the greatest expression of Love"                                          -Don Miguel Ruiz.  Respect is a way of thinking or appreciating someone or something. It's an overall calculation of a person's accomplishments, abilities, and characteristics. Since childhood, we've been taught to respect everyone, including our parents, teachers, elders, our country, and so on. Receiving respect from others is important because when we respect someone, we will receive respect in return. Respect implies accepting someone for who they are, rather than criticising them based on their appearance, race, nationality and thoughts. When there is respect in a relationship, there is trust, and both parties cherish each other's opinions and advice. Respect is earned by learning in the same way that a child learns in school. To promote greater re...

Orchha is a small town in Madhya Pradesh, located on the bank of the Betwa River, about 80 kilometres from the Tikamgarh district in Madhya Pradesh and 15 kilometres from Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh. Rudra Pratap, the Bundela Rajput Chief, founded it in the 16th century.  The Sanskrit word Orchha means 'hidden.' It's a lovely hidden gem tucked away in the dense forests of Madhya Pradesh's Niwari district. So, if you want to appreciate and enjoy the lush green deep forest, its fauna, and the water-filled river Betwa, come to Orchha during the monsoon season of July to September and  during the winter months of October to February. Orchha view through Betwa River Raja Ram Mandir Orchha is well-known for the Ram Raja Temple, also known as the Orchha Temple. It is a sacred Hindu pilgrimage that attracts a great number of worshippers on a regular basis. This is the only temple in India where Lord Ram is worshipped as both a God and a King.  Madhukar Shah was a great devotee of L...

In any country, language and culture play a vital role in bringing people together and developing a strong nation. Hindi is the preferred language of love, togetherness and brotherhood. HINDI DIWAS  (हिन्दी दिवस) is ce lebrated every year with great pride and enthusiasm on September 14th , as the Hindi language was declared as the official language of our nation, India, on September 14, 1949.  Hindi is the fourth most spoken language in the world after English, Spanish and Mandarin.  To honour and commemorate the importance of the country's most widely spoken language, Hindi, we all celebrate Hindi Diwas in schools, colleges, and also at national level, to increase the popularity of the Hindi language and spread knowledge about it.  Should we celebrate Hindi Diwas  (हिन्दी दिवस)? Language reflects culture, and the Hindi Diwas celebration reflects our Indian culture. All Indians celebrate friendship day, Valentine's day, mother's day, father's day, and many othe...

Teacher's Day is one of the most memorable days in the lives of both students and teachers. It's a day to honor and appreciate our teachers for their hard work and positive influence on our lives. It is the most widely observed day in schools and colleges. Every year on September 5th, the entire country shows gratitude to the teachers for their contribution to society on Teacher's Day. Students should respect and thank their teachers, and Teacher's Day is the perfect occasion to do so. Teachers have a massive impact on our lives. They can be our friends, parents, mentors, gurus, or bosses who help us through life's ups and downs. Teacher's Day will be observed in India on September 5, 2021. This practice began in 1962 to honor the contributions of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a former President, philosopher, scholar, teacher, and Bharat Ratna recipient, who was born on the same day in 1888. He was a well-known teacher who was always kind to his students. Every ...