My Photograph - Spanish Turtle

A small joy from Guwahati to the world!

This photograph clicked by me at the Zoo in Guwahati — a turtle in what looks like a perfect yoga pose — has now been published on a Spanish website, Gizmodo en Español.

I still remember watching this turtle stretching out so gracefully on the log, as if doing yoga by the water. From Assam to Australia, the story of wetlands and turtles continues.

Happy to see my little yogi from Guwahati swimming all the way to Spain!

Read the article here:

https://es.gizmodo.com/el-cambio-silencioso-que-esta-transformando-un-humedal-australiano-y-amenaza-a-una-tortuga-de-enorme-valor-cultural-2000252975

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Faith

Amol Nakve

My photograph- Roses and Cactus.

A happy share!

A photograph clicked by me at the Delhi Garden Festival, Garden of Five Senses has found a place in an article about roses.

The frame is actually of a cactus— not a rose — but maybe that’s the beauty of it.

There is something special about cactus. Roses are loved for their softness, cactus is remembered for its strength. Both bloom, both have thorns, both teach us how to love and how to protect.

Happy to see my Delhi garden click travelling from a garden in Delhi to a global article.

Read here:

https://purreats.com/are-roses-safe-for-cats/

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Amol Nakve 

From HR's Corner!

From HR's Corner!

Good Read from today's Times Ascent. 

My photograph - the art and gratitude.

Indeed, in gratitude with the art🙏

A photograph clicked by me at Gangtok, Sikkim of a Thangka artist at work has been featured in this NDTV Travel story on Immersive Art Experiences in India.

This was a moment I witnessed in Gangtok — a steady hand, a fine brush, and centuries of tradition coming alive in colours. Thangka is not just art, it is meditation.

Happy to see this Sikkim frame finding a place in a story that celebrates India’s living art traditions.

Read the beautiful article here:

https://www.ndtv.com/travel/immersive-art-experiences-in-india-8140649

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Amol Nakve 

My photograph - Delayed train at Kalka

Happy to see a photograph clicked by me at Kalka Railway Station, on my way to Shimla by the toy train, being featured in a news article related to train delays.

This frame brings back a story.

There was a famous train called Kalka Mail. It would almost always reach late at Old Delhi station, but it would still manage to reach almost on time at Kalka station — so that passengers could catch the connecting toy train to Shimla. That spirit of keeping the connection alive always fascinated me.

Today, to see the same station and the same journey featured in an article where a student fought for compensation due to train delay and won — feels very contextual.

Indeed, timely trains are not just about punctuality, they are about someone’s exam, someone’s journey, someone’s dream.

Read the article here:

https://www.newsgram.com/uttar-pradesh/2026/01/31/train-delay-exam-case-student-wins-9-lakh-compensation

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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 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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Amol Nakve