Well said Swami!

Well said Swami!

Analogy of rain and government stability.

Good Read from today's Times of India.

My photograph - Flowers to Intersectionality

From Delhi Garden Festival to world forums — grateful to see my work on flowers getting featured.

While exploring this journey, I came across this insightful primer by Centre for Equity that unpacks Intersectionality with clarity and practical examples.

If you've heard the term but want to go deeper, this is a great place to start:

https://www.centreforequity.ca/deepen_your_knowledge_of_intersectionality_with_the_cfe

#Intersectionality #Equity #DelhiGardenFestival #Photography

Faith 

Amol Nakve 

My photograph - Garden Flower

A bloom from Delhi, blooming in Indonesia!

This flower clicked by me at the Delhi Garden Flower Festival has been published in IDN Times, Banten (Indonesia).

The article is about 9 flowers to avoid if you have an allergy history — and good to see my garden festival frame finding a place there.

From a Delhi garden to Indonesia — happy to see my clicks travel across borders.

Read here:

https://banten.idntimes.com/news/banten/9-bunga-yang-harus-dijauhi-jika-kamu-punya-riwayat-alergi-c1c2-01-jct2y-ctkwm9

Keep clicking, keep rediscovering 📸

My photograph - Delhi to South Africa

From Delhi to South Africa!

This flower clicked by me at the Delhi Garden Festival has traveled all the way to South Africa.

Happy to see it published in Garden and Home, South Africa for their article on understanding the dos and don'ts of cross-pollination.

A small flower from a Delhi garden now blooming on an international platform — feeling truly grateful.

Read here:

https://www.gardenandhome.co.za/gardening/understanding-the-dos-and-donts-of-cross-pollination/

Keep clicking, keep rediscovering 📸

Faith 

Amol Nakve 

Framed

 

The King's Harvest - An Open-and Shut Case (part-2)

 Like the first novella The King’s Harvest, An Open-and-Shut Case is a good read. 

The novella talk about women who had been exposed to torturous domestic violence. Set in Sikkim, the story of Kamala and her two adorable daughters will keep you spellbound throughout all pages. 

The author has once again proven his mettle. She has gotten rid of her agony by way of taking the life of her demonic husband and how life changes afterwards. The whole journey is narrated in a week’s span. The evening of New Year celebration turned into her emancipation and the subsequent week helped her to get freedom. How empathy works? How the police officials helped her in subtle ways.

You can also eyewitness the socio-economic aspect of the region through various characters played in the novella. 

 Highly recommended for readers to read The King’s Harvest by Chetan Raj Shrestha. 

Keep reading, keep rediscovering! 

Faith, 

Amol Nakve

From HR's Corner!

From HR's Corner!

It's all about culture not systems of judgments. 

Good Read from Times Ascent.