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10K, 30,000 Runners & A Little Bit of “I’m Not Quitting!"

10K, 30,000 Runners & A Little Bit of “I’m Not Quitting!"

I set a goal for myself in the year 2026: that I would run my first 10K in 2027, and I knew that I would do that in the NMDC run - the biggest run for Hyderabad and one of the toughest city runs of India. However, I did my first 10K at the Run for SMA event (as a practice and for the cause); 30th August 2026 was what I was looking forward to. I wanted to be a part of such a huge running event. It did turn out to be pretty eventful, as always. Why? Click on the link to read in full.

Aug 31, 2026 72 views
The Singapore Model: Is It Replicable in India?

The Singapore Model: Is It Replicable in India?

You land back in India after a few days in Singapore, and almost instinctively, you say it out loud—or think it quietly: “Why can’t India be like this?” A city where concrete does not suffocate, where greenery thrives alongside glass towers, where public washrooms are usable, tap water is drinkable, and rules are not suggestions. A city with no litter—none at all—where discipline is enforced not through chaos, but through systems that actually work.

May 7, 2026 272 views
I Am Such a Show-off!

I Am Such a Show-off!

Recently, some of you might have noticed (or maybe ignored) that I’ve started posting my daily workout stories on Instagram—updates about medals or certificates for completing 5K walks and runs. I know what some of you are thinking: “Plenty of people walk or run more than 5K every day without posting about it. Why is she showing off?” Why am I making such a big deal about my 5Ks? 5K may be small for some. But for me, every step forward is a big deal. And if my journey gets even one more person moving, I think I’ve already won.

May 7, 2026 190 views
Road Trip from Hyderabad to Badami

Road Trip from Hyderabad to Badami

A quick long weekend getaway from Hyderabad - Badami - was a pleasant surprise. Since it is closer to Hampi, most of the tourists club Hampi and Badami together. We, however, could not cover it during our trip to Hampi. The weather played its role perfectly, giving a stunning background to our photographs. Beautifully preserved caves, ruins, and an ancient temple on the lake. Visit Badami (and Hampi) just when it starts to rain or when it just stops. Avoid the peak monsoon and summer seasons. Don't forget to pack your own lunch for the road!

May 7, 2026 214 views