For all trekking lovers there is a chance to explore the beauty of Nepli-Kansal Forest because wild life department going to organize trekking from 22 April from Nepli to kansal forest.
Forest and wild life department of UT, Chandigarh has decided to change the timings of wild life tracking in these summers. In winters the tracking timing is 8 AM, but now they have decided to change it to 6 AM for this season. This decision is taken because in summers sun is high and there is direct sun rays, so to avoid sun they have decided that trekking will be finished before rise in temperature.
Details of Nepli to Kansal forest trekking:
• As this time forest and wild life department changed the time of trekking for summers and trekking will start from 6 Am .
• Distance that will cover during trekking from nepli to kansal will be 7.5 KM .
• People who love the experience of trekking can register themselves online, online registration has already started.
A large beautiful area full of flora and fauna, a natural reserve forest near village Kansal located outskirts of Chandigarh towards the hills is called Kansal Forest. Entry to this forest is restricted because of the presence of wild animals and firstly you have to take permission for the trekking. A rest house, surrounded by beautiful grassy lawns and flower beds, is located inside this forest.
Nepli Forest:
Nepli forest is Located at very short distance from Kansal forest and this forest is little more wilder than the Kansal. It is very beautiful place for trekking lovers because it is surrounded by small hills, with thick forest and also full of wild life. A large variety of wild animal like- antelopes, neelgais, hyena, jackals and hares can be seen in Kansal & Nepli forests easily.
Nepli forest trekking registration
If you’re interested in trekking at nepli forest chandigarh then you need to register yourself on official website of chandigarh forest dept. From May to September trekking remained closed due to hot & rainy weather issues, apart from these months it’s open for all the year but once is month.
here’s the registration link for Nepli forest trekking – Nepli Forest Trekking
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Can I get an amen from all my fellow chandigarhians when I say that this town is the perfect blend of all things traditional as well as contemporary. You name it and We have it- food, fashion, night life, theatre, culture, scenery and so much more. We know our Gucci’s and Prada’s but we can rock a Patiala suit and Punjabi jutti with equal grace and poise.
Our city has the finest restaurants which serve a variety of international cuisines but nothing beats the tandoori roti and butter chicken of the dhabas that gives you a gastronomic experience that is one of its kind. Similarly, when we arrive at a party or a club we show off our “gangsta” dance moves while drake or Niki Minaj are crooning in the background but 30 minutes into the party and we are killing it with our bhangra on a badshah or a Yo Yo Honey Singh track. Basically, this city and its people are downright “Desi” at heart and absolutely proud of it.
So there are a few things that one should not miss when visiting this city.
A visit to Panjab University & the celebrated student Centre or “Stu-c”
This University is my alma mater but I truly feel that this landmark place is totally worth a visit not only because of its historical and architectural significance but just to experience the bustling energy and the aura of this place. Also, you cannot miss the lip-smacking food of stu-c which is a mini food court for students and I’m not bluffing when I say that you can satisfy your palate as well as your tummy under 150 bucks at this place.
Sukhna lake- Our very own Marine Drive
The Sukhna lake is Chandigarh’s prized possession and a walk along this reservoir during the evening with the cool wind blowing in your face gives the most soothing feeling. Being a famous tourist attraction, it is thronged by sketch artists, vendors of all kinds, street musicians and other entertainers to attract the crowd. The facility of boating is also available but nothing beats the serene sunrise and the beautiful sunset at the lake which adds to its scenic beauty.
The Himalayan Expressway and Timber trail
The smooth highway that connects Chandigarh to Shimla offers a fun drive through the mountains. The timber trail resort nestled in the hills of parwanoo acts as the perfect pit stop for the city dwellers looking for a weekend getaway. The main attraction of this resort lies in the 1.8 km cable car ride to a mountain top with its breathtaking and picturesque view of the mountain scenery.
The Sector 8-9-10 Gehri Route
While talking of drives, it shall be catastrophic not to mention the sector 8-9-10 stretch which is full of youngsters cruising in their fancy cars with the music blaring. The lively atmosphere of this area grows on you and uplifts your spirit.
A stroll through the Rock Garden and the Rose garden
Chandigarh is full of gardens and open spaces but the world famous Rock Garden is one of its Kind. It is considered as the brainchild of the renowned artist Nek Chand who built sculptures from scrap and recycled waste material to create art. These sculptures situated in the garden are a work of ingenuity and beauty which tends to leave people awestruck. Similarly, Rose Garden is a paradise for nature lovers and gardening enthusiasts with the variety of exquisite flowers and other flora on display.
Experience culture at Tagore Theatre
The highly acclaimed Tagore theatre hosts the finest plays and theatrical performances in the country. Local as well as international artists can be found mesmerizing the audience by exhibiting their talent here. This place is sheer bliss for dramatics and theatre fanatics and the recitals here are a visual treat for the eyes.
Shopping Spree at sector 17
The first thing anybody associates with Chandigarh is sector 17. It is glorified in many songs as well and rightly so because it pretty much forms the essence of this city. No mall or Branded shopping complex can compare to the shopping experience you get in this place. The vivacious vibes which this place exuberates is infectious and you cannot help feeling a sense of happiness while visiting sector 17. From phulkari and Punjabi juttis to high-end fashion accessories, you will find anything and everything here.
I can go on and on about a hundred other things to do in Chandigarh because there is so much more to this city but I’m going to sign off with one last thought that Chandigarh is indeed city beautiful in every way, you got to breathe it, live it, experience it and you shall surely fall in love with it!
Flea Markets In Chandigarh- There is something about them that the mere mention of it, lights up the faces of all girls. Well, almost. Sure, we all love shopping from high streets brands but how often can you break your bank? Not always, of course. So what is a girl supposed to do? Repeat her outfits? Hell, no! We find the next best alternative- flea markets! And when it comes to the city of Chandigarh, there are a plethora of options. Here I list out the best of the best for you-
1. Sector-17 plaza
If you live in Chandigarh, you know that you can find loads of street vendors here. The Sector-17 plaza is a heaven for girls looking for exquisite artificial jewelry at an affordable price. And we all know, an outfit is never complete without accessorizing, isn’t it? *wink wink*
2. Sector-15
This off beat sector is a personal favorite with University students. Given its proximity to PU, you will always see this place thronged with students. And why not? You will find the most affordable fashion here! What’s more is that there is also a small Chinese market within the heart of this haunt. You will find the most delicious Chinese delicacies over here. Now that is what you call paisa vasool!
3. Sector-19
If you have ever visited the market of Sector-19, you know what I am talking about. And if you haven’t, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?! You will find one of the largest collections of fashion for females- from skirts to jeggings to t-shirts to everything else you can possibly imagine!
4. Sector-22
Of course, talking about flea markets, how can Sector-22 be possibly left behind? It is one place almost everyone has frequented with their family and friends. And why not? It is the baap of all flea markets in Chandigarh! If you are unable to find something in the rest of Chandigarh, rest assured, you will find it here. And at a price that will make you say- “God, I love Chandigarh!”
So girls, what are are waiting for? Time for a wardrobe overhaul!
Have you ever been dumped? if yes, then you must be familiar with the excruciating pain felt somewhere around the chest, my friend! I know that this description better fits the scenario of a real heart attack, but you get it! Breakups are difficult.
They can be felt like long saddened nights with Netflix watching movies like Kabir Singh, or be a Devdas party and daaru on a Tuesday night!
However, this boy from Dehradun has made his breakup do wonders for him. He leads by the perfect example of when life gives you lemons, make sure to make lemonade.
Divyanshu Batra, a 21-year-old boy recently went through a difficult breakup. In an interview with a newspaper, he told his story of how his girlfriend dumped him and he was heartbroken by it.
Uski Kahaani, Ussi Ki Zubaani….
‘I had a girlfriend from my high-school days with whom I broke-up last year as her parents were against us going together. After that, I was depressed for about six months and spent my time only playing PUBG. Then one day, I thought it’s enough and I will get out of this, and that’s how the idea of this popped up.’- Said Divyanshu
Along with his brother, he opens this breakup themed cafe in the town. His father was not supportive of the name art first, but when cafe’s sales start booming, he eventually gave his thumbs up to his son’s business.
The cafe is located at the GMS Road area of the capital and opened up in mid-December, just a month ago. It’s attracting a lot of young people who are themselves dealing with heartache.
People are coming up and sharing their break up stories at the cafe with other people. Divyanshu is indeed delighted to see the outcome of this kickass idea!
Mann lo meri rai, Ishq se behtaar hai Chai! – Dil Tuta Aashiq- Chai Waala
Don’t forget to visit this cafe whenever you visit Dehradun next time! And Also don’t forget to tag @ChandigarhBytes in your stories and post!
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As the deadly winter nights are approaching, the spirits of the farmers of the Bhartiya Kisaan Union (BKU) protesting at the Singhu border of Harayan-Delhi ain’t supposed to die down. In fact, the eagerness is coming alive like a flaming bone fire in the foggy nights. Tens of thousands of farmers from the states of Punjab, Haryana, and UP are protesting against the farmer’s bill 2020. The farmers have been sitting on Dharna on the singhu border since November 27.
The past few weeks have changed the course of the lives of not only farmers but many other classes of people as well.
Chapter embossed in Indian History
For many of us who are visiting Singhu Border for a day to drop of donations; the whole panorama may look like a lot of fun. But indeed it is part of some serious history being written by a few thousands of farmers who have worked all their life in the Hazy fields.
Neither I belong to the family of a farmer, Nor am I a Sikh, But being a child of the Holy ground Sri Muktsar Sahib, which is part of Sikhism History, and being Punjabi by blood, I have incorporated the three pillars of Sikhism into my soul at a very early age. These pillars are “Naam Japo, Kirat Kro, Te Wand Chako”
Loosely translated to as,
Naam Japo: Thank God, for what he has given us
Kirat Karo: Work Hard and earn with Honesty
Wandd Chakho: Always share what you have with the community, be it food, wealth, or else
These three things were seen at the Singhu Border. If someone asks me, these are pillars of not only Sikhism but humanity.
There are speeches all through the day at Singhu, the roar among the people is awe-gasping. You can spot stalls of Chai, kheer, langar. The meals at Singhu are no less than a sumptuous lunch.
Ekam: Everyone is equal
The langars are not just feeding the farmers camping at the Singhu border, But also other underprivileged people who live near the protest site. The countless homeless people of Delhi who are often ignored by the world struggled for even one square meal a day before the protest.
Langars at Singhu are for everybody. These feasts are especially is being enjoyed by the young outcasts rag pickers of Delhi who lived near the border. For these poor kids, there is more than enough rag to bag. The langars provide them food, they only dreamt of earlier.
From pinniyan, laddo, dry fruits to Pizza & Coke, the langars ensured nor children or adults around singhu sleeps with the growling tummy. The langars treat provides them with three meals a day and tea served with fruits, matri, biscuits, Zarda, and more. The kids are happy because they can eat as much they want, whenever they want.
The disposed plates also ensure the livelihood of these ragpickers as they don’t have to travel far for the scarp collection.
“We live nearby only. We are very happy as we are getting to eat many things including sweets and different dishes every day. It feels like a fair and we are very happy because of this, ” said Ravi, a 12-year-old who lives near the protest site.
A Caravan Carnival
Apart from langars, the NGOs, volunteers, Activist and some of the anonymous donors from all over the nation has been contributing to the protest site so much, that one now can call Singhu border – A Caravan Carnival
When Internet Jammers were installed at Singhu Border to halt the spread of protest via Social Media, an anonymous contributor with the alias “Aapka Abhishek” installed a Wi-Fi hot spot and written the login ID and password on several cardboard pieces, hung from strings.
When elderly farmers protested all day long, Khalsa Aid came forward to install 25-foot massagers.
When rain-filled clouds started hovering, 400-bed waterproof tent house and some Geysers were also set up by the same NGO.
When the temperature drop caused the slow cooking of food, 15-foot-tall steam boilers were brought from Gurudwaras to help prepare the food in no time.
When Mosquitos attacked, Volunteer Sahib Singh & Surmail Singh with the slogan “Kachua jalao, Machar bhagao” distributed mosquito repellent coils.
When Clothes were becoming dirty with the dust and dirt, Jagjit Singh & his friends and another group of 12 sportsmen of Panjab and Haryana came forward to do laundry of the mighty farmers. Both the groups installed separate stations with washing machines which run 10 hours daily. They collect clothes with the details of the campsite of the person and give them a token to collect their belonging afresh later.
When sportsperson, Pehelvan (wrestlers), celebrities, and youngsters started joining the protest, makeshift gyms were set up by Volunteer Aman so the sportsperson can workout and stay healthy and fit amidst protest.
Regular Dental Camps, Pizza Langars, Blood test sites, Medicine camps, etc are also common sites at Singhu Border.
At the moment, the langar every day sees 25 quintal rice, 20 quintal dal, and 10 quintal salt, with more donated every day. Cooks said they also make aloo gobi or aloo matar sabzi every day. And more ration keeps on pouring every day
What Day looks Like at Singhu?
Every morning, people pray. Shabad and religious rituals are a part of the routine at Life at Singhu. While some start ahead on making Chai and Pakora, others take bath and sit on Dharnas. They take turns with the kitchen duties and the screaming slogans of supporting the farmers. The speeches go on all day long, so does langars.
Photo by @Bsb_Photography
Also, One cannot miss the horses stationed with Nihang Sikhs. The horses forms a barricade protecting the farmers, and every once in a while they showcase their skills and tricks as well for light entertainment.
The horses are a “show of power” and often portrays the pride the Punjabi manifest. Young Teenage boys doing Gatka- ancient martial arts can also be spotted around.
Communal Harmony in the midst of the Protest
The most beautiful sight which can be seen at the protest is the langar of Zarda Pulao. Zarda is a dish associated with Muslim cultures mainly being cooked on special occasions like weddings. Zarda langar set up my Muslim community of Malerkotla is their way to show support to their Farmer brothers.
During the Partition in 1947, Malerkotla was the only district in Punjab that did not see any violence. the Muslim majority of Malerkotla opted to remain in India.
History says, when the sons of Guru Gobind Singh, Sahibzada Fateh Singh and Sahibzada Zorawar Singh, were ordered to be tortured by the governor of Sirhind, the nawab of Malerkotla, Sher Mohammed Khan, opposed the order, earning the respect, support, and blessings of the tenth Sikh guru.
Today, the newer generations are strengthening the message of Intercommunal brotherhood.
Take a Note…
Our intention is not to glorify the activities and the amenities available at Singhu. All we want to put a spotlight on is the Community Spirit and Unity of farmers. These are a mere example of “KisaanEkta”
As of now, adulthood has taught us that nothing around us ever is one-sided. There exists a silver lining everywhere.
All these things mentioned above may have provided some relief to protesters, but the protest ain’t end yet. The Nation had seen the brutal batoning done to farmers by the army men.
The Caravan Carnival is an outsider’s perception, but if one may go to the farmer and ask, had they ever imagined their life turning to be here, at the empty road, under the stars within these scenarios, amidst a Pandemic?
They don’t know when they will go back, they don’t know if the govt. will ever knell down or at least make a mind to listen to them without being biased. They don’t know if their lives will become the same ever again.
All they know now is, they are here. The Singhu border is their home until the three farm laws are withdrawn.
They are living in the Brutal and Harsh Delhi winter. They sleep on-road or under their tractors when the night temperature falls below 3 degrees. Just, picture in your head, an elderly farmer sleeping in the cold wintery night, for what? For the sake of his democratic right!!
Bear in mind, there have been deaths too. The singhu had seen 14 deaths in the two weeks. On average, one death per day.
The Nation is With You!
Every day thousands of more farmers and individuals come to join the protest. Although, I prefer to use the world revolution. Actor & Singer, Diljit Dosanjh has been backing up the protest since the beginning. From Twitter war with Kangna Ranuant, to giving savage answers to the people slamming Pizza langars, he has been a constant voice of farmers on Twitter. He was not merely a twitter warrior.
He has himself experienced the life at Singhu for a day and has donated Rs. 1Cr for the cause and intention of distributing essentials to the protestors.
Diljit Dosanjh inspired people to stand for what you believe, Fearlessly.
Apart from him, many other Punjabi industry celebrities visited the Singhu border to show support to the farmers. Some of them are Gurdas Mann Ji, Babbu Mann Ji, Nooran Sisters, Gippy Grewal, Jassi Gill, Parmish Verma, Ranjit Bawa, Amrit Mann, Ammy Virk, and the list goes on…
Sportspersons like Boxer Vijender Singh and Cricketer Mandeep Singh– Captain of Kings XI Punjab along with many other athletes, wrestlers of Punjab and Harayana have also been part of the protest.
The famous 19-year old Melbourne based Punjabi Kudi and Spokesperson @moosejattana also have been actively participating in the protest.
9-Year old Child environmental Activist, Licypriya Kangujam from Manipur has also been staying at Singhu to be a part of the Protest.
NGOs like Khalsa Aid have been contributing a lot and helping these farmers live smoothly at the Border.
Another NGO – People Against Rapes in Inda (PARI)has been supplying the sanitary pads for the women protesters.
Support from Chandigarh
Most of the celebrities of Punjabi industries are from the city beautiful itself. Apart from them, Panjab University’s first women president Kanupriya joins the farmers’ protest at Singhu border.
NGO- @iamstillhumanofficial
Chandigarh Based NGO – I am still Humanis constantly standing with the farmers. The founder of I am still Human, Mr. Vivek Mehra, and his team is making regular visits at the Singhu border to donate blankets, sanitary pads, masks, sanitizers, toothpaste, and other essentials.
Chandigarh based famous Hip-Hop Duo Kru172has been camping at the Singhu border for a week. They have been updating all the insider information from the protest site on their official Twitter and Instagram handles @kru172
From sleeping under the stars to experiencing rains & storms, they have been standing with the farmers with their total-commitment. The duo is known for their one-of-kind music and has a huge fan base outside India. Recently, in the support of the protest and nationwide boycott of Reliance products as called by the BKU, they took down their music from JioSaavn.
@Kru172
Hailing from the family of farmers, their support, dedication, and involvement in the protest deserves an applaud.
Of course, the list of Supporters and Protesters is endless. The agitation of the protest is increasing day by day. The farmers are ready to make singhu their new home as long as it takes the government to kneel. While the government is in no mood to make some serious decisions.
Chandigarh is divided into 6 zones and 12 Electricians / Plumbers / AC Mechanics assigned to each for Providing Utility Services Across Various Zones in Chandigarh. Please avail of their services, in an emergency only.
Chandigarh Admin has updated the latest list of vendors those will provide door to door service of the essential item for 21 LockDown period.
Also, to ensure that Milk is available to the residents, Chandigarh Administration had taken steps to further facilitate the process of Home delivery of Milk.
NO individual is allowed to visit any Retail Grocery Shop for direct purchase of Groceries. People can only place order on call to the NEAREST SHOP for delivery of Groceries at their doorstep. In case anyone is found violating the provision, then strict legal action would be taken against both the individual and the shop owner as per law.
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Haunted Places in Chandigarh: Chandigarh is undoubtedly the most beautiful city in the country. The rose garden, Panjab University, rock garden and Sukhna lake are some beautiful highlights of the city. But there are some other places in Chandigarh as well which are famous, not for their beauty, though.
This beautiful city holds some of the darkest secrets somewhere hidden in the darkest of its places. Here are some of the spookiest and most haunted places in Chandigarh.
Haunted Places in Chandigarh – Spookiest of all
Chandigarh Railway Guesthouse
Many people have had some weird experiences while their stay at the guest house of Chandigarh railway station. Some of them have even experienced some paranormal activity while their stay at the place.
Sector 16 Haunted House
This is one of the most famous haunted places in the city. There is a house in sector 16 that is said to be haunted by the spirit of a girl who had committed suicide there. The residents of that area have different versions of stories to tell about the incident.
Dagshai Graveyard
Dagshai graveyard is on the outskirts of the city and is situated on Chandigarh Simla road. Many travellers have said that they have seen spirits at this spot.
Haunted Bridge
The haunted bridge at the Sector 23 to sector 16 road beholds another dark secret. It is said that a girl was hit by a car at that bridge two decades back. Many people have seen a girl dressed in white clothes at the bridge who they said disappeared suddenly.
Cremation Ground
Well, this is one of the most obvious haunted places in the city. It is located in sector 25 and the residents of the nearby area have experienced many paranormal activities.
Sukhna Lake
The very beautiful Sukhna lake too is included in the most haunted places list of the city. Suicide point, as the name itself is indicative of its story, has made the lake a scary place for the visitors. It is also not allowed to visit this place at night.
Savitri Bai Phule Hostel – PU
This hostel at the Panjab University is said to be haunted by the spirit of a student who had committed suicide here. The students residing in the hostel have had many spooky experiences, inspite of it, the authorities have taken no measures to provide relief to the students.
PGI Chandigarh
There is a place in this famous hospital where numerous aborted fetuses have been stored in jars and many have experienced paranormal activities at that place.
Sati Mandir
The Sati temple located at sector 39 is said to be built in remmemberence of a lady who became a Sati. It is said that anybody who bows down in front of this temple is then haunted by the spirit.
Panjab University
The garden area near the law department is another haunted spot inside the university campus where many students have had spooky experiences and the place is also deserted by the bats and birds at night.
Let us know if you know or experienced anything spooky around the city!
Adding more serenity to Chandigarh, the city forest also called as Nagar Van is opened for public last year by Chandigarh Administration.
Free from the noise and pollution of the city this is a perfect place if you’re looking for peace & natural beauty.
Open Gym, Visitors’ Shed & Selfie Point
It spread over 100 hectares of land and surrounded by lush greenery, dense vegetation and trees. It also has an open gym for all fitness freak people.
It has a long walk away, jogging trails, nature trails, shallow water bodies, rain shelter, meditation hut, open-air gym, Selfie point, children’s park and visitors’ shed to sit & breath in fresh natural air.
Some Facts about Chandigarh Nagar Van
The Chandigarh city forest has been developed in Rs 2 crore.
Nagar Van is spread over a sprawling 100 hectares and being part of the Reserve Forest Area of Chandigarh near Sukhna Lake
You can spot species, including Sambar, nilgai (blue bull), jungle fowls, jungle cats, porcupine and many more.
Forest has been richly planted with almost 500 saplings of Palash Tree.
Location & Timings of Chandigarh Nagar Van
The Chandigarh City Forest is located opposite to the Lake Horse Riding Club that is between the Sukhna Lake & Rock garden.
You can visit here any day between 6.30 am to 6 pm.
City Administrator & Punjab Governor VP Singh Badnore and MP Kirron Kher inaugurated Nagar Van in Chandigarh On 24th April 2018. The forest has been developed under the Nagar Van Udyan Yojana and now it is open for the public.
The Nagar Van Udyan Yojana is an initiative of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, which aims at creating at least one city forest in each city having a municipal corporation for providing a healthy living environment.
Rishabh Puri – A multi-faceted author battling the challenges for a healthy life looking to inspire young Indians through his written word. He is a fictional writer, entrepreneur, & producer of Indian origin who has dedicated his life inspiring millions through his content.
Rishabh’s journey is a unique tale on how determination & grit can help combat even the toughest battles of life. Rishabh was diagnosed with a grave heart disease (Hyperlipidemia Type 2 A, which further lead to an aortic valve stenosis ) when he was just 6 months old. He also suffers from intermittent mobility issues but Rishabh just keeps managing to strive through it all.
In any ordinary case, this would have led to one being bedridden for most of their lives owing to a constant influx of medical treatments & hospital visits, but Rishabh chose to write his own story albeit differently. He accepted his hospital visits as a part of his unique life but did not let this stand in the way of achieving any of his dreams.
He decided that instead of giving in to his situation, he would use it as an inspiration to rise above it. Every day despite all his challenges, Rishabh would strive to live life to the fullest and he is doing so with all his heart!
He did have to work twice as hard as any of his peers but as a result, he was able to create a life that served as an inspiration not only to him but also to the thousands of readers who enjoy his stories each day. Since his younger days, Rishabh vowed to not let his ailments become the centre of his own story, rather he chose to fight the battle & pushed himself to create compelling content. For it is his struggles that give his expression an unparalleled depth.
Rishabh’s personal philosophy of life is to live each day to his fullest. While he was surrounded by grim situations, he chose to keep his focus on the light at the end of each tunnel and kept creating beautiful content in the form of art & literature. Each brush stroke and each written word serve as a reminder that no matter how tough life may become, it is always possible to find joy and beauty. This is the message that he wishes to emanate to all those who read his works.
Writing a book requires serious discipline apart from the craft of storytelling; this is one of the best instances of how Rishabh used his sheer will to achieve his goals. He has managed to successfully write and publish 3 fictional books while balancing doctor’s appointments, hospital visits, business meetings & new ventures.
Despite limiting physical afflictions, Rishabh has successfully graduated from the prestigious Middlesex University and joined his family business. Apart from managing a flourishing multi-national business, Rishabh is a published author with 3 published books to his credit; a self-taught painter and a web series producer.
In 2016 he wrote his first manuscript and never thought that it would ever be published. In 2017, the book was finally published with the title, “Inside the Heart of Hope” which was somewhat inspired from his own life and was taken very well by the audiences. He then went on to write two more novels called ‘Flying Without Wings’ and ‘Seductive Affairs’. His writings are mostly centred on Hope, Love, Life; almost what our mankind needs in the recent times.
Driven by curiosity, Rishabh loves to meet new people and explore the world. He is an avid traveller, a supercar enthusiast and also enjoys cooking and watching sitcoms & movies whenever he has time.
Rishabh makes his home in Lagos, Nigeria and Dubai, U.A.E where he stays for most of the year with his family. He keeps coming back to India and stays in Chandigarh, his birthplace, which is so close to his faulty heart for obvious reasons. He has been working since the age of 18 and has become a very accomplished entrepreneur with his spurring businesses in Nigeria, Dubai, UAE, and China. He is the proprietor of HSR Entertainment that has produced a web series. He is also in the process of producing a music video with renowned music artists.
Rishabh realises that the current crop of young Indians does not have the same vigour anymore for the written word in printed form. He acknowledges books giving way to ‘Ipads’ and stories being replaced by ‘listicles’. This has driven him even further into creating better content and he sincerely hopes to reignite the passion for reading amongst thousands of young Indians.
