Md. Ameen Shareeff, a man from Vizag has recently completed his cross country bike ride covering a distance of 35, 000 KM. He is writing his experience in a book and in this chapter he discusses the essential elements to be taken in such rides. Continue reading 44 Essentials For Cross-Country Biking
A biker from Vizag, India has recently completed his cross country bike ride. In his journey to the remotest part of the country he had experienced difficult terrains, terrorist threats and also seen noble people. In this exclusive series on The Male Factor he narrates his story of this nation wide ride that was filled with thrill and adventure. Continue reading The Adventures Of A Cross-Country Biker
Ameen Shareeff, a man from Vizag, Andhra Pradesh got married to a divorced woman as he thought she was not at fault for her divorce. Soon everything turned upside down and his life turned into a hell. He came out of the trauma and transformed his life and went on a bike ride to raise awareness about Domestic Violence against men. In this interview he tells the Male Factor about his life and experience. Continue reading I Married A Divorced Woman And This Is What Happened
Travelling to any country brings a unique opportunity for the traveller to explore the new country and get a slice of a different experience that is offered only by the country. These are the top five activities that I don’t want to miss in Malayasia – Diving in exotic beaches Participating in World Kite Festival Go close to nature at Langkawi Island Enjoy street food … Continue reading 5 Things I Can’t Miss In Malayasia
[Picture heavy post – please wait for upload] God owns the heaven ! But he has given us the whole world to roam free – [above three images from internet] From ages immemorial the mother earth has called the explorers like us to experience the thrill of exploration. That is why Christopher Columbus could explore into America, that is how Fa Hien has visited ancient India. Even today … Continue reading The Thrill of Exploration
বহু দিন ধ’রে, বহু ক্রোশ দুরে; বহু ব্যয় করি বহু দেশ ঘুরে দেখিতে গিয়েছি পর্বতমালা, দেখিতে গিয়েছি সিন্ধু। দেখা হয় নাই চক্ষু মেলিয়া, ঘর হতে শুধু দুই পা ফেলিয়া; একটি ধানের শিষের উপর একটি শিশিরবিন্দু।। Rabindranath Tagore The traveller that is in me always wanted something fascinating, something extraordinary, something that I experienced never before. And that is why I keep travelling around the world. … Continue reading The Happy Traveler In Me
Ajanta T-Junction It was 4 pm when we came out of Ellora. I was amazed to see how correct Ilyas was. He knew we would finish in two/three hours. Maybe most of the tourists do. Ilyas was playing cards with other drivers when we came in. It was a game of 29 going on. He was not very surprised to see us. -Oh. You came so … Continue reading History calling @ Ajanta
Piklu has again thrown up during lunch. He is not eating anything and his mom is getting impatient about his health. I was in a fix as to what to do. We decided that Jayeeta will wait somewhere in the caves while I go around and take snaps. These snaps would be our only memory for the future. We took our lunch in MTDC hotel Kailash which is … Continue reading Mesmerising Ellora
-Get up. It is already 6. I pushed my wife vigorously so that she doesn’t sleep anymore. I didn’t know whether my mobile alarm didn’t work or I overslept. Luckily I got up this time else we would have been late. Packing was done the previous night and there was nothing much to do this morning except taking our bath and preparing the baby for … Continue reading A Road Trip to Daulatabad Fort
Planning the visit “Forward this mail to 14 friends within 14 days and see his chamatkar, else face bad luck”. No, I have not forwarded that mail to my friends and spammed their mailboxes, rather I sent it back to the same person 14 times for wishing me GOOD (or BAD?) luck. It was a great shocker for him as I have forwarded the email … Continue reading Shirdi Chamatkar
