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| The large verandas overlooking the garden, where many state dignitaries were hosted by the erudite Panditji. |
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| Nehru's study. |
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| God knows what those books are. |
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| The moronic pose. |
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| As I say it often. Want to love Delhi? Live in Chanakyapuri and read Khushwant Singh. |
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| Teen Murti Bhavan. I hopped into a Meeru cab one lazy Delhi day, and spent an entire afternoon here at Panditji's official residence. |
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| At Kashmir house, Chanakyapuri. |
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| So here they are: books on Che. Early days of his revolution in Cuba and Bolivia. Riveting read. |
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| One of the oldest bookstores in Khan Market- Bahri Sons. Any old timer Delhi walla will know about this shop. |
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| At Khan Market. Came to pick up books on Che. |
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| Yadavji the auto walla. He is from Ayodhya, the battle ground of contention between Muslims and Hindus. I asked him whom did he vote in elections. AAP he replied in Delhi; Congress in assembly elections. |
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| A dog tired first day in Delhi. Quick hop into a auto, that drove me to restaurant in Hauz Khaus. 500 INR for this veg thali. 185 bucks for the salt lassi. |
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| Teen Murti Bhavan. |
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| Sprawling lawns, where Pandit Nehru would have taken many morning walks, dissecting India's future foreign policy. |
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| Panditji's blue blooded lineage- from Kauls of Rainawari to Nehrus of Delhi. |
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| Sartre from Panditji's personal library. What his country has turned into the hands of Baniyas and selfie stupidity. |
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| The gallery of Tolstoys, Trostskys, Raja Ram Mohan Roys, Tagores. |
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