Hello World!!- by K J S Chatrath



Hello World!!

There is a new kid in bloggers neighbourhood.


The truth is that at 77+ he is over ripe and is no kid.

It is also true that he has been in this neighbourhood for quite a while by now.......

 
Chausath Yogini Temple (9th century AD), Hirapur, Odisha, India.

He started his first blog  'Chat's Chatter' years back. Then followed some websites and blogs. Websites were www.fiftyplustravels.com, www.gravematters.in and www.traveltalk.co.in.

 
 9 year old Victoria Amador from Spain- a stunningly talented flamenco dancer

www.indianheritagephotos.blogspot.in,  www.anaap-shnaap.blogspot.in, www,fiftyplustravels.blogspot.in, www.indianrestaurantsworldwide.com, www.francophilesonly.blogspot.in and www.indiansoldiersinfranceduringww1 were the blogs.

Indian Thali meal

 
Indian cavalry in France during WW-I

 
'Visit to Musee Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France, Part-1' by K.J.S.Chatrath

This became too much of a plate to handle. His friends too advised him to de-clutter the field for easier access by readers.
Bolivian folk dancers during a roadshow at Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2019.

 
‘Cimitero monumentale di Staglieno in Genoa, Italy- - by K J S Chatrath

So he has decided to solve this problem by, yes, you guessed it right, starting yet another blog called  https://allochatrath.blogspot.com/
Original inhabitants staying on floating man made islands in Lake Titicaca, Peru, elevation approx 13,000 ft. 

It will subsume all his existing websites and blogs.  Some of the main areas that the new blog would be covering are: travels- in India & abroad, Indian heritage including art, architecture, music, dance and food, cemeteries and graves around the world and inscriptions on them, France and its culture and Indian soldiers and non-combatants who sacrificed their lives defending France during World War-I and lie commemorated in various cemeteries there.

 All this and a dash of humour also.


That is the blogger K J S Chatrath, somewhere in Antarctica.
 
Sincere endeavour would be to avoid talking about politics and supporting the constitutional values of India including freedom, equality and secularism.

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 My sincere thanks to friend Pramjeet Singh of Web Apps Interactive (Information Technology and Services, Web Development and Online Marketing Company) who transformed my wish into realty by making this blog.

(Note: All the photos in this post, except that of earth, are from various blogs put up by KJS Chatrath)

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