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C H A I The elixir for a traveller in India. Diversity has posed a threat to the Indian identity but simply a cup of this elixir can lift the curtain of disunity. The size of the glass and the colour of the chai--- flares the sense of belongingness to a nation known for tea lovers. Best part is--- the bill remains 10 INR from Kashmir- Kanyakumari and from Gugariyana- kibithu.  Indeed we find uniformity in this amidst the differences. P.S. If you are a wanderlust and set you foot into Indian soil, do have a sip of this elixir. Feel like an Indian, drink like an Indian and pee like an Indian. Small tea stalls is where you'll find the elixir. Savour the flavour and pour out the flair while you travel. A Lot More Can Happen Over A Cup Of Tea In India. 

                      “Writers do not merely reflect and interpret life,  they inform and shape life”. We might have a cluster of different reasons why we write. For some it might be for leisure or fun, for another it might be a window or a gateway from the tyranny of darkness to light, for self-exploration, or as a form of expressing things we cannot express verbally, or you just simply love writing. There is an explosion of writing tips to aspiring writers and here are some of them which  I have dug that are essentially helpful to me. The list isn’t exhaustive. If you are an aspiring writer here’s a treat for you:     1.   Read as much as possible. Do not just read during your leisure. Keep reading in your daily schedule. This is the best and undeniable way to learn how to write.    Read outside of your comfort zone. Confining yourself to one genre will limit your style of writing.  2.   Pay attention to the world; to life. What you see and experience in life will be ac