Monday, September 21, 2026

Well said Swami!

Well said Swami!

Was expecting apple to apple comparison but it not worth to compare to any fruit. highly irrelevant comparison between USA and India.  Undoubtedly there are good takeaway from this article but sounds polemic. 

Good Read from Times of India. 



Happy Valentine's day

A delightful surprise!

My photograph of the ruins of Qila Rai Pithora, Delhi— the first city of Delhi — has been featured in a Lifestyle Asia article on Valentine's Day 2026 date ideas.

Happy to see history meeting celebration. Ruins have their own romance — they remind us that love, like heritage, stands the test of time.

Grateful that my frame from Delhi could be part of such a beautiful Valentine's story.

Read here:

https://www.lifestyleasia.com/ind/whats-on/events-whats-on/best-and-unique-date-ideas-for-valentines-day-2026/

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Faith

Amol Nakve 



Sunday, September 20, 2026

Humpi and Employee Wellness Program

A small happy moment to share.

A photograph clicked by me at Hampi — earlier published on Scams of India — has now found another place in an article on Employee Wellness Programs in India.

Good to see the same frame travelling from a story on awareness to a story on wellness.

Indeed, Hampi reminds us that ancient wisdom and modern wellness are both about balance.

Read here:

https://dawakhaana.com/index.php/2025/12/22/unlocking-employee-wellness-programs-in-india/


Keep clicking, keep rediscovering πŸ“Έ


Faith

Amol Nakve 




Saturday, September 19, 2026

Scams in Crypto and pic of Hampi

 

Happy to see one of my photographs clicked at Hampi, Karnataka getting published.

It has been used in this insightful article on crypto scams in India — and indeed, the article is very well written and informative.

In today's time, awareness about financial frauds is as important as the fraud itself. Glad if my small frame from Hampi could add value to such an important conversation.

Read the article here:
https://scamsofindia.com/understanding-crypto-scam-india-key-insights/

Keep clicking, keep rediscovering πŸ“Έ

Faith 
Amol Nakve 




Friday, September 18, 2026

In gratuitous


Indeed I am in gratitude πŸ™


A photograph taken by me at Delhi's very famous Garden Flower Festival, held every year in winter at the Garden of Five Senses, has been featured across multiple platforms.

I have met myriad varieties of flowers and made my friends through the camera. Each petal taught me patience, each colour taught me joy.

Glad to see this small frame spreading the love for flowers a little further.


Featured here:
https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening/flower-gardening/more-than-a-pretty-gift-why-flowers-create-an-instant-emotional-connection/


https://e-usluga.hr/prodaja-sadn

ica-i-cvijeca/


https://www.evamagazin.hu/vilagom/milyen-virag-illik-nevedhez-majus-11-17


https://www.thestudentpocketguide.com/2026/05/uni-life/ethical-flowers/


https://cqtoday.com.au/entertainment/2026/05/01/community-events-billboard-167/

https://gulfnews.com/lifestyle/why-a-perfume-can-mean-comfort-for-some-and-grief-for-others-uae-experts-explain-how-scent-shapes-memory-1.500532992


https://www.sanjuanmedicalfoundation.com/our-impact


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Faith 
Amol 

Thursday, September 17, 2026

Fort and Crimes

For the first time, one of my photographs has been published in an article that deals with crime. 

I clicked this photo at Orchha in 2016. It’s good to see it being used to tell a story that matters. 

Crimes are bad, but reporting them brings awareness, starts conversations, and helps society stay alert. 

Grateful that my small contribution through photography could be part of that. 

Read the article here: https://reflections.live/articles/27264/ketan-said-no-to-fort-siya-kept-insisting-by-harini-sabbani-31611-mrzx7wah.html 

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Faith

Amol Nakve 



Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Kalptaru....

One of my photographs, clicked during my visit to the ancient town of Hampi, has been published on a few websites.

It shows beautiful utensils made from coconut shell — a humble reminder that the coconut tree truly is our Kalpataru, the tree that gives everything.

I feel grateful for this small contribution towards promoting Indian Handicrafts*and the artisans who keep these traditions alive.

Featured here:
https://indirare.com/goan-coconut-shell-handicrafts-special/

https://purackalgroup.com/portfolio/handicrafts/


Keep clicking, keep rediscovering 🌴


Faith
Amol Nakve



Well said Swami!

Well said Swami! Was expecting apple to apple comparison but it not worth to compare to any fruit. highly irrelevant comparison between USA...