By the way, while at Khallikote College, we had gone on a picnic to Nayagarh in 1977 --and one of the picnic-mates was someone called Nimmi, whom Faiyaz will recall, who sang some really meldoious songs .... but we are digressing -- Nayagarh ahs a lovely river meandering thro the temple town ....Falls is false, right?
The horse shoe falls at Niagara has a similarity with the Ghoda-jootha on way to Nayagarh amidst the dense KORCHULI forests , where u find a vintage temple and this 'caparisoned 'ghoda carriage.
Oriyaization of the Niagara!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, while at Khallikote College, we had gone on a picnic to Nayagarh in 1977 --and one of the picnic-mates was someone called Nimmi, whom Faiyaz will recall, who sang some really meldoious songs .... but we are digressing -- Nayagarh ahs a lovely river meandering thro the temple town ....Falls is false, right?
ReplyDeletepaani toe gir gayaa,
ReplyDeletephir naa gira kyon?
yeh angrez bhi naa....
Stan, Nimmi - you mean Nirmala Subramaniam?
ReplyDeleteNimmi - Yaar MaNaaNaa nii chaahe, log boliyaa boley!
Naya-agra ya Purana-agra
ReplyDeleteWater(jal) ya Taj Mahal
Nimmi/Simi
Yeh jo public hain yeh sab jante hain!
Good resemblance, Fai. I guess that denizens of Nayagarh can now visit Canada without a visa!
ReplyDeleteThe horse shoe falls at Niagara has a similarity with the Ghoda-jootha on way to Nayagarh amidst the dense KORCHULI forests , where u find a vintage temple and this 'caparisoned 'ghoda carriage.
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