Travel Stories and Life Events
Marathi Runanubandhachya – Vani Jayaram/Pt.Kumara Gandharva Apsara Ali Sid Sriram Kannada Varaha Rupam – Kantara – Sai Vignesh Malayalam Anga Vaana Konnilu (ARM) – Vaikom Vijaylaxmi Hindi Jane Kyon Log Muhabbat karte hai – Mehabook ka mehandi…Lata Mangeshkar Akhiyonke Jarokanse title song.…. Hemalata .. Na kajare ke – Mohra – Sadhana Sargam, Pankaj Udhas Aye … Read more
I had the opportunity of visiting various important places in London within the limited time at my disposal. The Queen Vicotria Memorial is one of them. In Kolkata, India we have the very famous Victoria Memoria where thousands of tourists visit everyday and I may have visited more than thrice. As per wikipedia The Victoria … Read more
Horse Guards Parade is a large parade ground off Whitehall in central London (at grid reference TQ299800). It is the site of the annual ceremonies of Trooping the Colour, which commemorates the monarch’s official birthday, and the Beating Retreat. History As per wikipedia the Horse Guards Parade was formerly the site of the Palace of Whitehall‘s tiltyard, where tournaments (including jousting) were held in the time of Henry VIII. It was also the … Read more
Admiralty Arch in London During my trip to UK i visited many places during weekends and one such is Admiralty Arch in London which is said to be the providing road and pedestrian access between The Mall, which extends to the southwest, and Trafalgar Square to the northeast. As per Wikipedia Admiralty Arch is a … Read more
London bridge is falling down..falling down…we see in nursery rhymes and every child is taught this rhyme…we only seen the bridge in rhymes book…even when I was child I never heard this rhyme…but over a period when the play schools,pre-nursery schools,LKG,UKG started..these nursery rhymes have become very popular.. in continuation to my UK visit I … Read more
Initially I was under the impression that the famous Oxford University will be at one place..later I came to know there are number of colleges around the city are part of Oxford University.. scattered throughout the city centre and around the town. Undergraduate teaching at the university consists of lectures, small-group tutorials at the colleges and halls, seminars, laboratory … Read more
While going around Oxford city where i met Maureen Roberts who was Director HR and Admin in Oxfam head office in Delhi..Maureen used to visit all field offices and i had the opportunity of meeting her a number of times during OITSA..oxfam staff association ..meetings…in fact i met her in Oxfam headquarters in Oxford and … Read more
Trafalgar Square in London is one of the very popular squares. This is in Central London and this location is very popular for feral pigeons. Whenever you come to this place you will find large gathering of pigeons and people take pictures of these and tourists are allowed to feed them. I am happy to … Read more
We had an annual review and team building exercise done at Gopalpur, Ganjam. In this all Oxfam Bhubaneswar staff participated – this was done immediately after the 2000 flood relief and rehabilitation. Since this was done for all the staff including the relief and rehabilitation staff. In addition to individual introductions, sharing of experiences. This … Read more
Immediately after Tsunami I joined Save the Children UK as Finance and Grants Officer in Sri Lanka in 2005….I was posted in Matara the southern province in Sri Lanka….Like southern province other parts of Sri Lanka like Trincomalai,Batticolai,Ampara, were most affected..in south Galle,Hiikaduwa,Matara and some stress o Ambantota were affected…Pascale Benchayat (she is a Frech … Read more