Rasta Aur Basta

Students from the north-eastern states holding a banner highlighting the demands. One cold noon of Parliament Street outside Jantar Mantar witnessed thousands of student-youth from across the country rallying from Lal Qila. More than 50 youth groups, student unions and organizations came together for the Young India Adhikar March on 7th February   and stormed the streets demanding education and dignified employment. “Fulfill all vacant govt. job positions before election or enable unemployment allowance of Rs 18000 per month; spend at least 10% GDP on education; ensure girls’ hostels and effective anti-sexual harassment cells; end saffronization of education and uphold academic freedom; reject 13 point roster system ! Fulfill constitutionally mandated reservations and enact Rohith Act immediately and waive off education loan” reads a pamphlet distributed prior to the march.     Fahdzinjani and his associates from AMU.  Near the front stage a tall, elegant man weari

"Rajasthan or the 'Land of Kings' is an incredible tourist hub with its royal palaces,  vibrant culture, heritage centres and more." Last time I was in Jaipur, I was 16 and watched Dil to Bachha hai ji with relatives at the iconic Raj Mandir Cinema. This time I am mature, wild and frisking for stories every moment. From an open mindset to a traditional society with multi color shops at every corner, I chose this buoyant city for my maiden two day solo trip. No consensus, no queries and no obstruction: this is the charm of solo trip and yes you can step into any local bus without deciding the destination! Unlike, any other city Jaipur has every flavor that could easily replace it with Delhi as my beloved. Sparkling Jhumkas, time-worn buildings, huge gates in the walled city and traditional dresses: this is JAIPUR. Graffiti inside my stay, Destiny Hostel   HOSTEL (Not Hotel) Not every traveler has the privilege of staying at a place where