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  Three Days in the Maximum City: Our Unforgettable IIT Bombay Techfest Experience There’s a unique kind of magic in heading to Mumbai with your best friends—especially when the destination is Asia’s largest science and technology festival. When four of us packed our bags for Techfest at IIT Bombay, we knew we were in for a great event, but we didn't fully anticipate just how epic those three days would be. From sprawling green campus corridors to high-energy tech arenas and late-night street food runs, here is a look back at our whirlwind trip to Mumbai. Day 1: Entering the Tech Haven at Powai Arriving at the IIT Bombay campus in Powai felt like entering a different city within Mumbai. Nestled right next to Powai Lake and surrounded by lush greenery, the atmosphere was buzzing with thousands of students from across the country. Setting Up Base: After checking into our hostel accommodation on campus, the four of us immediately set out to explore the map. The sheer scale of the fes...

  Colors, Crown Jewels, and Culinary Delights: A Day in Jaipur Stepping into Jaipur feels like stepping directly onto the pages of a vibrant storybook. Known worldwide as the Pink City, Rajasthan's capital blends regal history with chaotic bazaar lanes and rich culinary traditions. While the city holds endless treasures, one icon stands above the rest—and the street food surrounding it makes the experience complete. The iconic facade of Hawa Mahal. Source: Wikipedia The Jewel of the Old City: Hawa Mahal Standing tall on the main street of the Walled City, Hawa Mahal (the Palace of Winds ) is a masterpiece of Rajput architecture. Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, this five-story pink and red sandstone structure resembles the crown of Lord Krishna. What makes Hawa Mahal truly fascinating: 953 Jharokhas: The exterior features 953 intricately carved latticed windows ( jharokhas ). These allowed royal women ( purdah ) to observe street festivals and daily life unobserved....