Written by: Sharmatha Shankar (7 articles)
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Inspired
Capturing Life
He is a talented photographer and videographer, a YouTube influencer, a volunteer and a son of the soil. Sharmatha Shankar speaks with Babu Dharuman, an in-demand photographer from Kotagiri whose creative work speaks for itself
InMemoriam
Not Forgotten
Meet the incredible late B Rajubettan - a gentleman who left the most profound impact on the Nilgiris and whose legacy is seen in the lives of the family that live on to carry out his name and continue his good works. Sharmatha Shankar had the pleasure of sitting down with some members of his family to talk about his life and legacy
InTime
A Noteworthy Institution
One may miss it quite easily, driving past the hedges that cover its imposing facade, but those that catch a glimpse of it are always impressed by its elegant, sprawling design. Sharmatha Shankar gives you a sneak peek at the interesting history of the iconic Lawley Institute in Ooty
Inspired
Against All Odds
Divya has made countless women look and feel their best, while carving a life for herself from a difficult personal history
InTime
Women for Women
Our sponsor this issue - UWA - an organisation that has served women for close to six decade
Influence
Being the Change
The Abdul Kalam Foundation is a beacon of hope for those who may otherwise have none. Sharmatha Shankar meets with Sathick Sana, who started a movement whose ripple impact has given dignity to many in the district
InDoors
Of Hills and Homes
Few things look as lovely as a colonial home tucked into a hillside. Sharmatha Shankar takes a look at United Consultants, the company that has been building quality homes in the Nilgiris, which are in perfect sympathy with the colonial ethos of this dist