More than a decade ago, my wife and I visited Switzerland for our honeymoon. On the way back after visiting a Cheese factory, we made a mistake and took the train that was heading in the opposite direction to our destination. The train was completely empty except one lady sitting in a corner. We were confused about what to do next. She didn't speak English but figured that we were in a spot of bother and immediately pressed a button that ensured that the train stops at the next station, which was a small station in the middle of the countryside of Switzerland. She gestured that we could walk our way back from there to the previous station. Our walk back was through a small hill in the countryside. Everyrhing was lush green with houses like these along the way. It began to drizzle while we were walking back and we had to wait near one of the houses for the passing shower. It was a 25-30 minute walk and we eventually returned to our original train station but I still remember almost everything throughout that walk like it was yesterday. It may sound a bit clichéd but Switzerland truly is like heaven on earth.

Welcome to Jamnagar, Marco. Make yourself at home. In case you need it, the wifi password is StarlinkWillNeverComeToIndia

If someone in the gym with headphones on suddenly claps during their workout today, you can be sure that person is a Gujarati.

Borderline Gen Z 🤣 Diabetes hai ya generation?

A peaceful crowd minding their own business, doing their cultural dance in an indoor community centre triggers racist Americans a lot more than an active shooter in a school would.

Addiction to scrolling/creating reels and other short form video content is a global disaster.

That day of the year when dietitians see their Gujarati clients celebrate the victory of good over evil by eating jalebi fafda for breakfast.

Good time for Narendra Modi to post a reel while getting his blood pressure checked.

Gujarati genes manifesting early :) Jai Ambe 🙏🏽

There are celebrities, famous celebrities, superstar celebrities and then there's Falguni Pathak during Navratri.

Trying to understand how India balances its foreign policy is an extreme sport

There was a time when a lot of drivers on the Bandra - Worli Sealink broke the speed limit without consequences. Then, they began to enforce fines religiously. Within a few weeks the word spread and the number drastically reduced. Our people only improve with strict enforcement.

Kudos to everyone in Mumbai who is playing garba for hours at a stretch in this hot and humid weather. Hyrox would seem easier.

Have the protesters in France vandalized anything connected to PSG, the football club owned by the Qataris?

Respect for Delhi police has gone up a notch today.

To those in India sipping champagne and dreaming of revolutions - look at EU. They won’t just come for the govt but will come for your assets too. All of them. You can then enjoy the revolution sipping tap water in torn clothes. From lauding a commie to living the commie life.

Campus/student politics being banned in Maharashtra for 25 years and resuming in 2019 only under strict non-political code of conduct has been the biggest blessing the state has had in its recent history.

Fauda's latest season hit the nail on the head

If Imran Khan is still as curious about protests as he was a few days ago, he could book a flight to Paris.

France is what happens when people only evolved enough to enjoy Saudi Arabia level of freedom are given western democracy level of freedom.