Saturday, December 04, 2004


Mistakes can be beautiful Posted by Hello

The new cable stayed bridge and improper timing are responsible for the next 2 photographs. Let us know if you think they look asthetically pleasing Posted by Hello

Exploiting all of the 56X of Zoom available, here is a close up of the Sea of Tranquility.  Posted by Hello

This has been added to this blog under duress from my better half. The DUCKS ARE BEAUTIFUL!! Please agree with me and leave your comments appropriately - I am sure all of you can do this to save a human life. Posted by Hello

The river of golden speckles Posted by Hello

The Late afternoon sun over Allahabad Posted by Hello

Late afternoon on the Yamuna - I Posted by Hello

A sail boat - carrying the sands from the river banks for sale in the construction material market. Government contracts out parts of the river bank every year. Posted by Hello

The Arts faculty - Senate Hall. Spellbinding, mesmerizing even after so many years. Just trying to imagine the awe that people would have felt when they were constructed a 100 years ago. Posted by Hello

Anand Bhavan - Indira Gandhi donated this patch of land measuring 26K sq mts. Amazing lawns, specially in the winters. Beautiful building completely restored and maintained. Posted by Hello

The Plaque at the main gate leading to Anand Bhavan - the residence of the Nehru Dynasty Posted by Hello

A close up of the Science Faculty Building - "Khandahar batate hain ki imarat buland rahi hogi". Wish I could say the same thing about the people Posted by Hello

The Science faculty of Allahabad University - The city was once the Civil Services mecca of the country is now trying to reassert itself through dirty politics at the university level elections. Our visit coincided with the Allahabad University elections. Posted by Hello

Technology meets the tradition - the 2 communication towers at the far end keep a sharp eye on the rivers and the bathing platform Posted by Hello

The Colour Changes - The Muddy brown waters of Ganga meet the Greenish waters of Yamuna and the invisible Saraswati. After being here I felt the same energy that leads a country of a billion plus people to worship them and the power that they wield on the nations psyche.  Posted by Hello

Puja all smiles at Sangam - the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati Rivers Posted by Hello

The Khanduja family in Allahabad Posted by Hello

Sachin trying an alternate employment stream - BCP Posted by Hello

The Gaur family as of 12th Nov 2004 Posted by Hello

Puja with her favourite papaya tree at Allahabad Posted by Hello