Gwalior
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Gwalior is known as the “land of music.” Even the children of Gwalior are reputed to wail melodiously. Over the years, the city, a vibrant and innovative hub of musical history, gave rise to a variety of styles, many of which have found worldwide recognition. Therefore, it is not surprising that…
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When one thinks of India’s narrow-lane railways or tram-like tracks winding through marketplaces and grazing past fields, the mind almost instinctively travels to Calcutta (now Kolkata) or perhaps the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. The Calcutta trams rattling through Chowringhee and across Maidan…
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Those who know a little about Gwalior rightly imagine it as a city built on rocks at the edges of the Vindhyas. It does not inspire images of greenery or common breathing spaces. Like many other cities in India, and around the developing world, the city is facing a rapid increase in population due…
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