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Nagaland: The last frontier

Nagaland: The last frontier

Two boys no older than ten wander the dusty roadside, semi-automatic rifles slung casually across their backs. Hearing the vehicle, they meander off-road into the thick verdant forest that’s lush but eerily silent.  I ask my driver where all the

Rakhee Ghelani October 25, 2016 Adventure, Christianity, Culture, Family, India, Travel, Uncategorized, Women, work No Comments Read more

Discovering New Places To Visit in Bombay: Mazagaon and Khotachiwadi

Discovering New Places To Visit in Bombay: Mazagaon and Khotachiwadi

I seem to spend so much of my time these days either at home working or going to the same places to meet friends, that I’d almost forgotten about the joy of discovering new places to visit in Mumbai. So

Rakhee Ghelani January 13, 2015 Christianity, Hindu, India, Mumbai, Muslim, Travel 5 Comments Read more

Austria: Christmas In Vienna

Austria always makes me feel a little wistful, perhaps I inherited that from my father who still describes a summer spent there when he was a university student with a small sigh. I also visited Austria when I was a

Rakhee Ghelani June 7, 2013 Austria, Christianity, Culture, Food, Travel 5 Comments Read more

Happy Easter: The Dolorosa Walk in Jerusalem

Happy Easter: The Dolorosa Walk in Jerusalem

It is Easter, usually a time when I am gorging myself with chocolates and hot cross buns, but here in India it is almost a non-event, except that banks are closed and my Hindu maid has decided to take the

Rakhee Ghelani March 29, 2013 Christianity, India, Judaism, Muslim, Travel, worship No Comments Read more

Guruvayur and Thrissur: How do you prove you are Hindu?

How do you prove what religion you were raised to someone you just met? A Christian can wear a cross, although anyone could do this relatively easily. A Muslim woman can wear a Hijab, but not all do. A Jewish

Rakhee Ghelani December 4, 2011 Buddhist, Christianity, Divinity, Hindu, India, Judaism, Muslim, Travel, Uncategorized 29 Comments Read more

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