Thoughts of Satyaharishchandraa

  Bengaluru to Delhi Soul travel Traveling solo brings a mix of excitement and challenges, especially when the journey has both professional and personal significance. My recent trip from Bengaluru to Delhi was not just about travel but also about fulfilling an important work requirement, submitting my biometrics at the Sweden embassy. This experience, filled with unexpected hurdles and moments of self-reflection, turned into a memorable adventure. The Journey Begins: From Bengaluru to Delhi The day started early, as I prepared for my flight to Delhi. After a quick breakfast and my usual cup of tea at Channasandra Tea Day, I attempted to book a cab. However, multiple cancellations by drivers who wanted cash transactions instead of following the ride-hailing app’s rules delayed my departure. Finally, I found a driver willing to take the ride, mainly because he had another airport pickup. The ride to the airport was mostly quiet, though the driver made small talk. He seemed like an i...

Life in Bengaluru Bengaluru's Rhythm On my ride through the busy street, Couples, parents, all I meet. Buses full, faces tired, Lovers lost, in love inspired. Old ones selling to survive, Transgender voices, staying alive. Cars honk, engines roar, But flowers bloom beneath the floor, Amidst the dust, they stand and soar. In the rush, life moves on, Every face tells a story, drawn. - @Satyaharishchandraa Every morning, I ride my Xpulse through the bustling streets of Bengaluru. It’s a short distance, just 6 kilometers, but the journey takes nearly 30 minutes due to the infamous city traffic. Yet, in those 30 minutes, I witness countless stories unfolding around me, a reflection of the city’s heartbeat. I see young couples on bikes or in cars, heading to work. They talk, laugh, or simply enjoy each other’s company, ignoring the chaos of the road. Parents hurry to drop their children at school, managing time between family and work. At bus stops, people stand in long lines, waiting fo...