Gaurav Nayak had always imagined Vietnam as a tapestry of vibrant colours, bustling streets, and serene waters, and finally, in late August 2025, he embarked on this long-awaited adventure with his extended family. Seven in total, spanning three generations, the group included his father-in-law Anil Jain, mother-in-law Anubha Jain, his

It was exciting but also a little scary when five of us, Soumya Ranjan Tripath (31), his wife Nirupama (31), Rohan Kumar Naik (29), his wife Jayashree (31), and Namrata Naik (23), the youngest among us, decided to go to Vietnam together. Some of us wanted to learn about history

“Life isn’t meant to be confined within four walls; it’s meant to be lived through experiences.” This belief has always guided me, especially when it comes to raising my son. I want him to explore life in every way possible—from excelling in studies and sports to learning

I closed my laptop with a satisfied sigh. The weeks of juggling deadlines and coding marathons were finally behind me. As I glanced at the calendar on my desk, the date circled in red caught my eye - our anniversary trip to Vietnam! I called out to my wife while