Birds of passage

30/01/2021

Zindagi ke do pal
Aaj tha ek, ek hoga kal... ✨😍

23/10/2020

Clean Air, Blue Sky, Empty road, Green surrounding... Perfect combination... 💛💛

05/09/2020

Even sometimes endings are also beautiful

04/09/2020

On behalf of our friends from IT 😁

04/08/2020

Just breathe!!!

30/07/2020

24/07/2020

Dil Bepawah 😍

18/07/2020

Wild treasure!!

27/06/2020

One of the interesting story behind the name of Nainital lake:
The local legend is about an extremely powerful king Daksha 👑 who was the father of a beautiful girl Sati 👸. As the time passed by and Sati reached marriageable age, Daksha started looking for a suitable match for her. Meanwhile Sati fell in love with Lord Shiva 🤴 whom Daksh did not approve of. Nonetheless, Sati and Shiva got married and started their married life 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦. Angry Daksha organized a Yajna🔥 which included a ritual of sacrificing something specific in the fire but he did not invite Sati and Shiva. Disappointed yet in her Father’s love, Sati went to attend the ritual. Daksha’s agony had not subsided and he disrespected the couple. Sati, a devoted wife could not bear the insult and jumped into the sacrificial Yajna fire😢. The news was beyond the bearing for Shiva and the enraged husband started performing ‘Tandava’ 😡, the celestial dance of destruction. A portion of Tandava was performed at the Naini lake as well. Amid the constant pleas by other Gods for Shiva to stop, Lord Vishnu decided to use his Sudarshan Chakra on Sati’s dead body and cut it into 51 parts which fell at different locations across the country. There is a temple erected at each such location. The Naini Devi temple in Nainital is where Sati’s eye or ‘Nayan’ 👁️ fell and hence the name.

23/06/2020

Most desired addictions... Nature & Reading... ❤️

05/06/2020

Nature may not be us, but we are definitely nature...

24/03/2020

Tranquility is all we want to deal with this pandemic... 🏞️🌄