In this piece publishes in the Times of India, Pune Edition, I explore our complex relationship with India’s rivers - how we worship them publicly yet neglect them quietly. Through personal memories and urban observations, I trace the gap between our performative reverence and the ecological reality beneath. This article is written through a lens of remembrance, urging us to look beyond rituals and reclaim our rivers as living systems that sustain us. Full text: The Mula–Muth

Reading Murakami often feels like stepping into a half-forgotten dream, where the boundaries of real and imagined dissolve without warning. In The City and Its Uncertain Walls, he leads us across such thresholds with quiet certainty—drawing us into spaces so vivid you can almost run your fingers along their texture, feel their pulse at a cellular level. One moment you are here, in the tangible world, and the next you are elsewhere, wandering through a city you never knew exis

At the heart of a Pune home crafted by Alkove-Design lies a materiality that evokes the spirit of the earth—a canvas brought to life with a soulful collection of gradients. Designed for Prakriti and Anirudh Chaturvedi, this 4-BHK apartment, spread across 4900 sq.ft, unfolds as a home that is layered, grounded, and deeply personal.

Absolutely thrilled to have recently conducted a Communication Skills Workshop  for the dynamic team at Alkove-Design ! This specially...