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On The Edge: A Self-Drive Adventure Through Spiti

Introduction Spiti Valley, known for its breathtaking beauty and profound tranquility, is often regarded as the land of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, where the divine energy of these deities resonates through its rugged landscapes.  Legend has it that Goddess Parvati, the embodiment of Shakti and divine feminine energy, resides in these valleys alongside Lord Shiva. Together, they represent the cosmic balance of creation and destruction, peace and power, symbolizing the spiritual harmony that the Spiti Valley offers.  In this mystical landscape, where the physical and spiritual realms intertwine, one feels a deep connection to the divine energy of Shiva & Parvati. The stillness of the valley invites visitors to embrace the path of contemplation and surrender, while its majestic mountains remind them of the infinite power of the cosmos. Spiti, as the land of Shiva & Parvati, is more than a destination—it’s a spiritual pilgrimage, a journey into the heart of the divine. Coinci

The Drift of Headlines & Hashtags

'Salma' gets quoted by Sabrina, who gets quoted by Afrina, who gets quoted by... and then LIES evolute to TRUTH ~ Mediacrooks India, the world’s largest democracy, witnesses massive electoral exercises that shape the nation’s political landscape. Amidst this democratic fervour, journalism plays a pivotal role in informing and engaging citizens. The symbiotic relationship between Indian elections, journalism and revenue, while presenting huge opportunities for media organisations, leaves the citizen in utter chaos & confused state.  Obviously the journalism industry is enjoying the peak season and every player is busy making the most out of it. If we thought newspapers & news magazines survive on our subscription and commercial revenues, think again! News Journalism industry in particular, Print & Electronic both, are able to cover their entire revenue budget for a few years from one single election.  In fact, small time web-mags and regional newspapers survive on r