In a world where every person wishes to be desirable and attractive, there is one tribe in India that has mastered every skill to look 'UNPLEASANT'. However, if it's a result of safety, distinctive beauty or a mythical practice, we shall find out soon!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co7I_QJyCW8&t=27s

India and Russia builds a bridge, a bridge not of steel or diplomacy, but of spirit. It connects the snowy steppes of Russia with the sun-baked plains of India. On the surface, it's a story of geopolitical strategy - treaties, tanks and trade deals. But, if you watch this podcast, you'll understand a whole another story. A story whispered in bookshops, hummed in film songs and felt in a shared search for meaning. This is the story of a tremendous relationship - one measured not just in Rupees and Roubles, but in culture, customs, belief and faith.

The uniform alignment of our thoughts, irrespective of our nationality and cultural identity, is solely due to shared consciousness. This is because we understood its value and hence, were able to create history. Global consciousness is required not only to introduce something new, but also to prevent further damage.

What if I told you India once had a civilization, which accounted for multi - terraced architecture, retaining walls, watchtowers and man-made caves and is one of the largest necropolises of the world? Hmmm, fascinating? We shall be exploring 'The Lost Village of Mizoram - Kawtchhuah Ropui'. Nestled amidst lush green hills in the Indo - Myanmar borders and roughly 250 kms. away from Aizawl, Kawtchhuah Ropui is not only the doorway to ancient secrects but also a timeline to prosperity.

When we speak of global hubs, we are either reminded of cities like New York, London, Dubai and Tokyo. We even take ourselves back to ancient history to applaud jewels like Mohenjodaro, Rome, Athens and Uruk. But, there's one city which is long forgotten amidst bulky textbooks. A city which won the world's leading city destination award in 2024.

I am talking about the "Pearl of the Orient", the "Paris of Asia". Can you guess the city?....listen to this podcast to know!