Category: Interviews

A Trail of Saffron welcomes us as we enter her house. The smell of herbs and fresh vegetables entice us to her terrace garden but we do not succumb to our food craving and instead focus on the task in hand. Sitting on her virtual table with a cup of tea (or filter coffee) in her hands is our special interviewee today. She is a medical doctor & nutritionist by profession, a wife to an ultra marathoner, a mom to a budding experimental palate and a lot more (we have run out of space, sadly!). It is now time to introduce Nandita Iyer, the face behind ‘The Saffron Trail‘. Without wasting any more time we get on with the questions. 🙂

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While walking down the streets of New York, we met a very interesting person who was posing for her friend. After a couple of shots were done, we out of curiosity went and asked her if she is a blogger by any chance? She was surprised and asked us how we guessed it. We introduced ourselves and she said ‘I am an experimental Fashion blogger who loves to create tiny stories through fashion and pictures. Normal is too boring. Always looking for super creativity on the street and I try to incorporate the same in my own style. I really don’t care for normalcy‘. Interesting, ain’t she? We decided to interview her then and there. Presenting to you an interview with Prutha Raithatha, an amazing fashion blogger. Get inspired.

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Writing is my heartbeat. Reading, my passion. God, my life force. My children, my hope. My friends, my cheer. My husband, the wind beneath my wings! The rest of my interests flow from this fountain of inspiration!  This is how our interviewee today describes herself. We can’t do better than that. Without wasting any more time, let us introduce you to the amazing person who we have interviewed today. Tharini Devarajan is at your adda for this very interesting interview about life, blogs, family and more. Read.

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“There is no moment of delight in any pilgrimage like the beginning of it.” – Charles Dudley Warner
If you love travelling and exploring new places and sites, then we have someone very special for you at your adda today. She loves travelling to spiritual destinations in India and chronicle them in her diary. She narrates her travelling experiences subtly as she also comes across a reality that there is a thin thread of belief or faith that goes beyond the boundaries of culture and stitches us all together in one colourful garment called humanity. Let us welcome Arti of My Yatra Diary and experience this adventurous journey by reading this interview.

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I have wanted to be almost everything in the world – a detective, an astronaut, a teacher, a scientist, an architect…a leader…a director, a musician, a painter, a singer, an ornithologist – you name it! To cut a long story short, the only thing I did not want to be was a Doctor! 🙂 But destiny wanted me to be a KM professional. And I love being one! This is how our interviewee introduces herself. A lot of thinking happens inside her blog. Without wasting any more time, let us invite Nirmala Palaniappan to your adda for this very different interview.

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‘We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open‘ – Jawaharlal Nehru. Today at your adda, we have someone who believed in what Nehruji said and is making a living out of it. She believes ‘Blogging has transformed my life into a more meaningful existence‘. She was part of the corporate set up as a journalist handling websites and publications for five years and after a couple of other stints, moved into full time blogging. We are extremely happy to have Bhavika Jhaveri at your Adda. This interview is speckled with positivism – so keep your spirits high as you read on.

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