Anuraag Mhalotra

Metropolitan cities in India are swiftly growing to meet international standards. One such metropolitan city is Chennai that is located on the southern region of India. It is the capital of TamilNadu and one of the cities in the country which is lively and dynamic day in and day out.  It is the city where one can witness a unique mix of art and culture in an urban style living. Even with the numerous development programs to cater to the needs of people seeking modishness and style; the city has not lost its old-world charm.  When, Where and How to Spend a Day in Chennai: Now where to spend a day in Chennai will be your next question. This is quite a frequently asked question even for the locals. Lets look at some interesting things to do and how you can do it in Chennai.  Visit Chennai during the on-set of a festivals: Festivals mark the beauty of the city; the number of marvelous cultural events, shopping areas and food stalls captivates everyone. Just fill your bag

(Synopsis: Experience the journey of Naan like never before and make sure you don’t feel the FOMO. Why FOMO? Read the blog to find out.) Any gravy dish, be it a coconut-flavoured peshwari or meat stuffed kheema or gravy topped with paneer, an Indian meal is always and will always be incomplete without Naan. Like every other dish or recipes, you can find varieties of this Indian bread as well. The Zaayka of  Naan is very important to satiate that craving of ours when having any gravy dish. Else, then you are sure to feel like FOMO. FOMO is Fear of Missing Out- just in case if you don’t know. At least, that’s what happens with me. Naan That’s enough for a start. Let’s take a look at the origination and the history of Naan. Origination and the History of our beloved Indian bread- Naan : Unlike today, the Naan was never a part of the masses. It always saw the walls of royal palaces. It was always a delicacy of the noble families and royals. There are many conspirac

Post Graduate Diploma Management or PGDM is a program that focuses on the leadership abilities and gives necessary education to students to succeed and live in the job market. The perfect Time to opt for PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management): The most suitable age to get into this 2-year program is the age between 21 to 25. As till the age of 21, a student must have acquired a Bachelor’s degree. Employees working in a company or enterprise on any business administration could also go for the PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma Management) course but they could opt for Executive Post Graduate Diploma Management. There is a basic difference between Executive PGDM and the Normal PGDM . The difference is the executives, managers, employees, entrepreneurs apply for the Executive Post Graduate Diploma Management course rather than the Normal PGDM. The students with age over thirty years find difficulties to gets a job, so the idea age group is considered as 21 to 25 and it is the be

Goa is the smallest state in India but it does not stop it from being one of the most beautiful places in the world. Even when the history of Goa is one of the richest of its kind, not only does one see traces of colonial influences in the history of the state but also a great amount of multi-cultural aesthetics.  It is only fair that one stays in a beautiful home stay when they are in Goa. Goa is filled with beaches that you could spend hours in and not get tired of. With its beautiful sunny weather, Goa has definitely become a major tourist spot for a number of people.  Choosing A Homestay Over Hotel? Let’s Take a Look At The Benefits Of It As much as we love the luxury treatment that we get from staying at hotels during our trip it is also important to consider staying at a homestay maybe? Nothing can get better than staying at a homestay. Not only do you get to have a whole different experience but staying at a homestay has its pros! 1. Experience the local authe