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Daughter of the Hills
By Inside43
She made an impactful re-entry into the hills after childhood summers that left a lasting impression. Meet Dipali Sikand, Founder of MindEscapes®, who has brought a unique stamp to our district with her visionary thinking, and her love for the place that
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On Cloud Nine
Few colonial homes have been restored as beautifully as this one. Sangeetha Shinde visits Hariram Shastri at his gracious period property in Ooty to discover his home is but an extension of his elegant and welcoming personality
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A Horse With No Name
The plight of race horses requires attention worldwide. Shobana Chandrashekhar tells us the steps taken in our district to reduce their suffering and create a better environment for all living creatures
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Lake Life
We all know and love the Ooty Lake. Klouse Bhattacharya takes us on a tour of our best known water-body, its history and the challenges it has encountered over time
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Book Some Time Here
By Deepika Unni
Willy’s Coffee Pub, KCR Arcade, Walsham Road, Ooty +91 98430 66657
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All Lit Up
By Kalpana Kar
A recap of the annual Ooty Lit Fest (6/7 October 2023) that made waves across the district recently with a star line up of speakers and events
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A Slice of History
By Deepika Unni
Kurunji’s - Commercial Road, Ooty 0423 244 7636
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The Numbers Matter
By Vijaya Dar
Nilgiris resident Vijaya Dar gives us his take on the significance of the number 43, life in this district, and the importance of it having its own publication.
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Flight Path
Charting new courses has been a way of life for this remarkable son of the Nilgiris, Preetham Philip, who describes his adventures in the skies
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A View To Dine For
By Deepika Unni
Celeste - Yellanalli, Ketti Panchayat +91 94890 52222
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The Goddess of Small Things
By Apsara Reddy
The Nilgiri Hills offer a special tranquillity. Apsara Reddy, transgender politician and activist recalls how a chance encounter at the Ooty market connected her to her purpose