My photograph - Surajkund Mela

A colourful share from my favourite Mela!

This photograph clicked by me at Surajkund Mela has been published in Mint (LiveMint Hindi) — in their list of Top 6 Diwali Melas to visit in Delhi-NCR.

I have visited this place 6 times in 6 years, and every visit has its own colour, craft and story. Surajkund never disappoints — the vibrance just stays with you.

Good to see my Surajkund frame finding a place in a national newspaper like The Mint.

Read here:

https://www.livemint.com/hindi/photos/top-6-diwali-mela-in-delhi-noida-gurugram-you-must-visit-241760521745748-1.html

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Amol Nakve

My photograph - Lodhi Garden

A nostalgic share from Delhi Diary!

This photograph clicked by me at Bada Gumbad, Lodhi Garden, New Delhi has been published in India Today.

Lodhi Garden has always been a place of calm, history and walks that turn into memories. Very happy and nostalgic to see a frame from my Delhi diary reaching one of India’s most respected news platforms.

Feeling grateful that my lens travelled from Lodhi to India Today.

Read the article here:

https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/delhi-hotter-than-dubai-heatwave-2026-imd-yellow-alert-temperature-comparison-india-weather-2902786-2026-04-28

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Amol Nakve 

My photograph - Melons in Delhi

A flavourful share from Old Delhi!

This photograph clicked by me during a photo walk at Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk area has found a place in Navbharat Times — a very good and useful article for all melon lovers on how to identify a sweet, ripe muskmelon.

The bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk are not just about history and food, they are full of colours, stories and such small, sweet learnings.

Happy to see my Old Delhi frame in such a renowned newspaper.

Read here:

https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/lifestyle/life-hacks/which-striped-muskmelon-is-sweeter-seller-shared-secret-to-identify-kharbuja-is-ripe-or-sweet-before-buy-it/articleshow/131029236.cms

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Amol Nakve 

Well said Swami!

Well Said Swami!

Humans will always be there in the last mile.

Good Read from today's Times of India.

My photograph - Bond of macro

A macro from my bag, and it created two different worlds!

This was just a macro of a bud clicked by me. Macro really creates a different world. It gives us an opportunity to view the same thing in multiple dimensions.

Happy to share that this single photograph got published in two very different contexts —

1. Legal Services

Published on Nazareth Partners for an article on Colombia outsourcing models.

2. Health & Wellbeing (Korean website)

Published on Wellbeacon for an article on wellness.

The same frame, seen as law and as wellness — that is the beauty of macro and its dimensions.

Very happy to see my art being appreciated.

1. https://www.nazarethpartners.com/insights/colombia-tightens-scrutiny-of-outsourcing-models

2. https://wellbeacon.tistory.com/5

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Amol Nakve 

The King's Harvest - The Kings's Harvest(part 1)

 The King's Harvest

I don’t know whether this is my first novella or not. But one thing is for sure this is novella I am going to remember for the rest of my life. The King’s Harvest is the a novella that explore the life in isolation and tranquility. The story sets in deep into mountains and shallowness of hearts. It helps us to understand what loyalty stands for and what is delivered in the end. In my quest to conquered a deep understanding of the tiny Himalayan Kingdom, I decided to read the writing of Chetan Raj Shrestha. And to my belief it’s the read must worth of time spent. The King’s Harvest is a set of two novellas. The King’s Harvest and An Open-and-Shut Case. The King’s Harvest is a delight for the readers. I am sure An Open-and-Shut Case will also prove its metal.

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Amol Nakve

 

My photograph - Delhi

A beautiful moment from Delhi!

A photograph clicked by me at Qila Rai Pithora, Delhi has found a place in Dainik Jagran — in an article on Tughlaqabad Fort.

As much as I remember, I had clicked this frame at Qila Rai Pithora. The author has used it as Tughlaqabad Fort. But anyway — forts are all part of the same story. They represent history that we haven't seen, but can still feel in their ruins and walls.

Good to see the photograph travel from my lens to one of India’s most read Hindi newspapers.

Read the article here:

https://www.jagran.com/lifestyle/travel-tourism-tughlaqabad-fort-history-the-story-behind-nizamuddin-auliya-curse-40274037.html

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Amol Nakve 

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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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 

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/

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Amol Nakve 

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/

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Amol Nakve 

In gratuitous

Indeed I am in gratitude 🙏


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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Amol 

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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Amol Nakve 

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://indirare.com/goan-coconut-shell-crafts-unique/

https://indirare.com/buy-authentic-goan-coconut-crafts/

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


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Amol Nakve

Framed

 

Ohhh lord

There are moments you click, not knowing where they’ll end up. 

This photograph is mine, and I’m grateful it’s now part of Elizabeth Mitchell’s article *“All of It”*. It’s about the woman who broke her flask of costly nard and poured it all on Jesus — not because she had to, but because He was worth it.

Her act was called “a beautiful thing.” May we live like that too.  

Read: https://elizabethamitchell.com/2025/03/25/all-of-it/

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Amol

Katputli

Thrilled to share that my "Kathputli" photograph has been published! 

Capturing the vibrant artistry, rich textures, and timeless heritage of these traditional Rajasthani puppets has been a deeply meaningful artistic endeavor. 

Seeing this image featured in publication is a wonderful recognition of that visual journey, and I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to share a piece of Indian folk culture with a broader audience.

My Photograph - Pattis Dolls

 Exciting news! 

My photo of a traditional Rajasthani Katputli string puppet is featured on Patti’s Dolls Shop (Page 3 of their gallery)! Really cool to see my picture being used to celebrate traditional puppet craftsmanship alongside modern art dolls. 

I have clicked this photograph in Jaipur, Rajasthan. 

 https://pattisdolls.com/

Framed

 

Pachrangi Pagdi

 In India, headwear is far more than a simple accessory; it is a vibrant symbol of identity, honor, and deep-rooted heritage. Across different regions, distinct styles carry profound cultural significance—from Rajasthan's five-colored Pachrangi Pagdi, worn during festive occasions to represent unity and brotherhood, to regional headgear that reflects local pride and community traditions. Each fold and vibrant shade tells a story of lineage, respect, and celebration, highlighting the incredible diversity and artistic traditions that define the Indian subcontinent.

🔗 Read more: Most Colourful Pagdis and Their Significance in India - India Today NE

#IncredibleIndia #IndianCulture #Pagdi #TraditionalAttire #IndianHeritage #CultureAndTradition #RajasthanDiaries #CulturalDiversity

Preserving the Eternal Light of Knowledge

Preserving Sacred Traditions: Featured in Lion's Roar

During my first journey to Sikkim, I had the privilege of capturing a quiet, profound moment at the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology—a monk immersed in the study of ancient sacred scriptures, with my camera ready to record the timeless transmission of wisdom.

I am deeply honored to see this image featured in the renowned publication Lion's Roar for their article:

🔗 Read the article here: What Should You Do When a Dharma Book Is No Longer Needed?

Seeing this photograph published in international forums reinforces the power of visual storytelling—bridging ancient tradition with global audiences.

Faith 

Amol Nakve

A moment of stillness. 📸

A moment of stillness. 📸

I took this photograph at the Pagoda, International Vipassana Center, Mumbai.

Lord Buddha, in complete tranquility.

It was featured in an article on AN 3.47 - Sankhatalakkhaṇasutta: Conditioned

Read: https://daily.readingfaithfully.org/an-3-47-sankhatalakkhanasutta-conditioned/

Grateful that my art found a place alongside teachings of mindfulness and peace.  

May this image bring a moment of calm to you too.

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 #Vipassana #MumbaiPagoda #LordBuddha #Buddhism #Peace #Photography 

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Amol Nakve 

Haunted Fort

Thrilled to share! 📸  

Architectural Digest has published my photograph in their story on "7 Haunted Palaces and Forts in India That You Shouldn't Visit Alone".

I had captured this during my sojourn in Delhi at the Tughlaqabad Fort — a place that’s truly massive, steeped in history, and yes, famously haunted. 

It feels wonderful to see my art find its desired place on such a prestigious platform.  

Read: https://www.architecturaldigest.in/story/7-haunted-palaces-and-forts-in-india-that-you-shouldnt-visit-alone/

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Amol Nakve 

 #ArchitecturalDigest #TughlaqabadFort #HauntedIndia #Photography

Framed

 

History of Yoga Philosophy.

 Honored to be Featured Internationally

I am deeply honored to share that one of my photographs from my maiden journey to Sikkim has been published on a Japanese platform. 

You can view the article here: cococaru YOGA: History of Yoga Philosophy.

Captured at the revered Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, the photograph observes a quiet moment of study—a monk absorbed in ancient scriptures, capturing the sacred passage of spiritual knowledge from text to living tradition. Having this image recognized on an international stage reinforces my belief in the power of visual storytelling to transcend geographical boundaries and preserve cultural heritage.

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Amol Nakve 

Lily Padding

From the lily pads of Asola Bhatti to the pages of The HR Director_ UK

Honored to have my article Lilly Padding: Boon or Bane?" featured on an international platform. 

This piece explores how Gen Z is rewriting career rules — choosing purpose, growth, and movement over traditional stability.4 Grateful to The HR Director for amplifying this conversation on the future of work. 

Read the full article here: https://www.thehrdirector.com/features/future-of-work/lilly-padding-boone-bane/ 

#FutureOfWork #GenZ #HR #Career #LillyPadding #PeopleAndCulture #TheHRDirector #HRLeadership 

Well said Swami!

Well said Swami!

Good Read from today's Times of India. 

GDP and the Jobs....balance views...

Lily Padding

Thrilled to share that my article "The Lily Pad Effect: How Gen Z is Rewriting the Rules of Career Success" has been published in _People Matters_, one of India’s most reputed HR magazines. 

From a pond in Asola Bhatti to the pages of a national HR publication — grateful for the opportunity to contribute to conversations shaping the future of work. 

Read the full article here: https://peoplemanager.co.in/the-lily-pad-effect-how-gen-z-is-rewriting-the-rules-of-career-success/

#GenZ #FutureOfWork #HR #LilyPadding #Career

BOLLYWOOD

 

A photograph clicked by me at the very famous *Kala Ghoda Festival in 2026* has been published by *Quartz*, the New York-based global business publication.

The article: *"20 things countries made that ended up defining them internationally"* 
Read here: https://qz.com/cultural-exports-that-defined-countries#20-things-countries-made-that-ended-up-defining-them-internationally

Bollywood truly defines how the world sees us. Happy to see my art finding a platform on an international stage and representing Indian culture.

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Amol

#Quartz #KalaGhoda #Bollywood #IndianCinema #Photography #PublishedWork #CulturalExports #InternationalFeature #KeepClicking

French Connection

French has published my photograph of Kanchanjunga on their website futura-science. Good read in english post-translation. Happy to see the work published n international forum.  Haven't given any credits. I believe what's there in name

https://www.futura-sciences.com/planete/photos/montagne-sommets-legendaires-monde-sensations-fortes-garanties-2309/

Crafts

Happy news! 🌏  

My photo was featured by @Traveloka in their article about *Kerajinan Khas Manado* - the beautiful traditional crafts of Manado, Indonesia.

So grateful to see my work on an international travel platform ❤️  

Link: https://www.traveloka.com/id-id/explore/destination/kerajinan-khas-manado/1007323

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Amol

Water Lily

Happy moment! 📸  

My photograph of water lilies from *Lodhi Garden, Delhi* was published in this article.

Also learned that Water Lily is the *July birth flower*.  

Belated Happy Birthday to all July-born 💐

Read the full article: https://www.fnp.sg/blog/july-birth-flower-everything-to-know-about-the-beautiful-water-lily?srsltid=AfmBOoqbpsgIUAyCNNkLpzCAG-SxGZ7BR-1UiinDYmBjAgddfb1DOE_a

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Amol Nakve 

Wall

 The monochrome wall!

Clicked at Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. 

Kanchanjunga - News18

 

News 18 have published the Kanchanjunga mountain. Article talk about plastic free environment.  Good to photograph supporting environmental issues.

https://www.news18.com/photogallery/india/8-indian-cities-leading-the-charge-towards-plastic-free-environment-ws-l-10115652.html