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You know, sometimes, sitting here in my city apartment, looking out at all the concrete, my mind drifts back. Back to the fields. Back to the sound of buffaloes lowing in the evening. Back to the smell of fresh dung cakes burning in the chulha. It’s funny how much you …

Yaaran-beliyan, family, fellow desi lovers! Gurpreet here, your friendly neighbourhood blogger from Ek Dum Desi. Hope you’re all doing well, wherever you are. Today, I want to talk about something that hits really close to home, something that wraps you in a hug of culture and history, something that, for …

The Echoes of Home: Why Our Haryana Art & Craft Matters More Than Ever You know, living in the city, sometimes you forget the smell of wet earth after the first monsoon rain. Or the sound of a buffalo chewing cud in the quiet afternoon. I’ve been in Gurugram for …

Chalo Ram Ram saareyan ne! It’s your pind ka ladka, back again with another slice of my Haryana. You know, I’ve been living in Gurugram for over a decade now. The glass towers, the fast cars, the endless noise. It’s a world away from my village in Bhiwani. Sometimes, when …

The Vibrant Canvas of Haryana: Exploring Traditional Costumes from Phulkari to Khandwa Picture this: golden fields swaying under the vast blue sky, the rhythmic hum of daily life punctuated by the laughter of children and the melodious tunes of folk songs. This is Haryana, a land steeped in ancient history, …