Category: Moments & Memories

Moments and memories are essential aspects of our lives, encompassing the experiences and recollections that shape who we are. Moments refer to specific points in time that hold significance or meaning. They can be big or small, joyful or challenging. Memories are the recollections of past experiences and moments.

Epic Moment: Successful Change Management

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories16 Comments

The story records a significant process change in the Indian banking industry in the mid-90s, especially Punjab National Bank (PNB), focusing on loan classification, credit portfolio, and bad debts. It involves the initial resistance, doubt, and ultimate adoption of procedures recommended by a junior level officer. The reform decentralized certain functions to zonal offices, thus easing the workload at PNB's Headquarters. The writer relates a challenging yet enriching experience and the trust entrusted in him by his seniors, which led to the successful implementation of this shift.

A New Chapter Begins: Congratulations to Judhajit and Tania on their Marriage!

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Events & Festivals, Moments & Memories61 Comments

On May 3, 2022, in Dumka, Jharkhand, Judhajit and Tania had a heartfelt wedding ceremony, witnessed by family and friends. His journey from childhood to adulthood has been one of resilience and strength, and now as a husband, he is poised for this new adventure with the same fervor and commitment. Best wishes to the couple!

Celebrating Half a Million Views: A Heartfelt Thank You to Indrosphere Readers

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories13 Comments

Indrosphere, our blog, has reached a significant milestone of half a million views, thanks to our dedicated readers. Starting as a humble platform, it has grown into a vibrant community, shaped by valuable feedback and interaction. We are grateful for the support and commitment of our loyal followers and look forward to welcoming new readers. This milestone represents shared understanding and a promising future for our community.

The Most Interesting Person I Met Recently: Dukanji, the Moustache Dancer

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn India, Landscapes, Moments & Memories14 Comments

I had a chance encounter at Triveni Sangam with Rajendra Kumar Tiwari, internationally renowned as Dukanji, the moustache dancer. Recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records, Dukanji's distinctive art incorporates his moustache into intricate dance routines. Besides his unique talent, Dukanji is revealed as a social activist and an upcoming participant in the "India Got Talent" show.

Feathered Friends: The Delightful Visits of Our Scaly-Breasted Munia Couple

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories12 Comments

A charming couple of Scaly-breasted munias has been visiting the writer's window daily since June, possibly with plans to nest. These beautiful, chestnut-chested birds are normally found in flocks and communicate with soft calls. The writer enjoys their company and looks forward to the possibility of them making a home on their balcony. The writer emphasizes their opposition to caging birds and finds joy in observing the couple's daily activities and hopes they raise a family there.

A Fateful Day: A Father’s Account of Resilience and Hope

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories18 Comments

A seemingly ordinary day turned into a life-altering experience when my son Judhajit met with an accident. The support of strangers and professionals became a lifeline throughout the harrowing ordeal. From navigating bureaucratic procedures to ensuring Judhajit's comfort and safety, every moment was a testament to familial bonds and the resilience of the human spirit. Thanks to dedicated care, Judhajit is now on the path to recovery, surrounded by the warmth of home.

Navigating International Travel During the COVID-19 Pandemic: My Journey from Iraq to India

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Airport & Air Travel, Moments & Memories8 Comments

Amid the global crisis, international travel has been severely impacted. However, India has established travel bubbles with several nations, including Iraq, allowing for essential travel. Stringent health measures, such as PCR tests and self-declaration forms, ensure safety. A recent trip from Iraq to India via Dubai showcased efficient handling of health checks, providing hope for future travel.

A Decade of Blogging: Reflecting with Gratitude

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories30 Comments

Over the past decade, my blog, Indrosphere, has been a transformative journey of growth and connection. Starting as a simple idea, it evolved into a family affair, producing 285 blog entries and attracting 158,956 visitors from 187 countries. Blogging sharpened my skills, deepened empathy, and fostered meaningful discussions. As I celebrate this milestone, I extend my heartfelt thanks to all who have been part of this incredible adventure.

A Terrifying Encounter on the Roads of Jharkhand

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories, Road trip9 Comments

In January 2001, during a business trip to the Deoghar district in Jharkhand, amidst the region's Maoist insurgency, the author and his colleague narrowly escaped a highway dacoity. Despite the terrifying encounter, the arrival of the police saved them, underscoring the security challenges faced in Jharkhand at the time. Ultimately, the incident serves as a reflection on the subsequent improvements in travel safety in the region.

My Memorable Journey to Chandigarh: May 1986

On By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn India, Moments & Memories, Road trip7 Comments

In May 1986, during a period of unrest in Punjab, me and two friends ventured to Chandigarh for a weekend visit. Arriving at midnight, we faced a deserted city and sought refuge at a training center. After a humorous search, we gained entry and reunited with friends, experiencing a memorable and eventful weekend in the beautifully planned city. Despite the challenges, the trip remains a cherished memory for us.