Tag Archives: Rawatbhata
Main Der Karta Nahin, Der Ho Jaati Hai . . .
In my life, almost everything came my way somewhat late. I learnt to cycle at the age of 15 years, learnt to drive a scooter (I can’t drive a motorbike even today) at the age of 26 years and I … Continue reading
That memorable outing at Pahaadajhar
Exactly eighteen years have passed since I had made a memorable outing with my family in the rainy season of 2002. That was the day of 25th August, 2002. I was posted at Rajasthan Atomic Power Station located near a … Continue reading
A Rajasthani experience outside Rajasthan
I am a Rajasthani villager. Born and brought up there (Sambhar Lake) and after taking my professional degree from Kolkata, again spent several years in my home state due to my own job and again enjoyed village life courtesy my … Continue reading
Loving the days you loved me
There are two great memory songs which are very close to my heart – 1. Jeevan Ke Safar Mein Raahi Milte Hain Bichhad Jaane Ko, Aur De Jaate Hain Yaadein Tanhaai Mein Tadpaane Ko (co-travellers cross paths in the journey of life only to get … Continue reading
Fragrance of soil in melody and words
Veena music company has earned a great name in the line of promoting folk music. This Rajasthani music company has been a pioneer in this line and has been active for around two decades. Amidst the noise of fast paced … Continue reading
That unforgettable evening
Today is 30th June and exactly 17 years later, I am penning an unforgettable experience of my life in which my wife, my little daughter and my beloved scooter were my companions. In that period, I was posted at Rawatbhata, … Continue reading
My dedication to happiness of life, wishing a very happy birthday to Shreya Ghoshal
I dedicate this song-based review to Shreya Ghoshal who turns 34 today (born on 12th March, 1984). I am fortunate to have spent a few years in the small town (Rawatbhata, Kota, Rajasthan) where she started her musical journey as … Continue reading
Son firing crackers at father’s Guru’s residence on Diwali
Today is the festival of Diwali. On this occasion, I happen to remember a Diwali that had come eleven years ago, i.e., in 2006 when myself and my little son (who was only 3 years old then) had visited the … Continue reading
That small quarter embedding big joys
I am a victim of the old Indian proverb – PAIRR MEIN CHAKKAR (a whirl in the foot) whose epitome is a person’s destiny to be always on his toes and not able to settle down anywhere. This proverb has … Continue reading
The most peaceful place for me in the world
I had joined at Rajasthan Atomic Power Station, Rawatbhata, Rajasthan in January 2001. Due to radiation effect, the atomic power plant has been installed more than 10 kilometres away from the residential area. Buses of the plant run throughout the … Continue reading
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