Trip to Museum of Illusions

As the pandemic has started easing and more things have started opening up in Delhi, I was looking for a fun and quirky place to take my 5 year old daughter. I have taken her to a number of play areas but this time I was looking for something different and luckily came across Museum of Illusions (there has been a social media frenzy of this place where people have been posting fascinating pictures).

Based in the heart of Delhi that is CP, this place offers a large number of exhibits or tricks and plays our mind through the art of deception. A first of its kind in India, this chain of museums is a popular education and entertainment place worldwide which is suitable for people of all age groups.

How to Decide the Insurance Cover

Covid 19 pandemic has really taught us the importance and value of our life, no matter in what age group we fall into. Growing insecurity of the future plus the impact the pandemic has on the employment have only added to our worries. This has led to an increase in buying of life and health insurance policies as more and more people are now trying to protect their dependents.

My Tirthan Valley Diaries - 2021

In the beginning of 2021, when the covid cases were coming down consistently, we decided to initiate our travel plans again after a year long hiatus. We also wanted to experience the Work from Mountain concept which some of our friends had already undertaken. Hence, we started looking for places in the vicinity of Delhi, which weren't over-crowded and offered good internet connectivity. We found several homestays in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh and shortlisted Tirthan Valley in the Kullu district for our workation. People usually throng to Manali, Kasol, etc and thats why Tirthan Valley is considered an offbeat destination for many travelers.

Managing Work From Home with Kids

Covid-19 changed the working style of countless of employees. Many of us had the provision to work from home but for some it was altogether a new concept. Working from home offers us flexibility but for those who had never acclimatized to this style of working may find it challenging. On top of that, the equation changes for those who have toddlers or young kids as one has to deal with constant interruptions and distractions. Schools were shut, online classes started, so not only we had to sit with our little ones during their classes but simultaneously do our own work as well. I am sure many of us would have faced difficulties in doing so. In addition, the added stress from the pandemic has only made things worse. So here I am writing this article that can help to adapt  work from home culture with kids around and eliminate professional risks associated with it.