Abhijeet Dangat

In my third photo essay for Analog Cafe, I write about Auguste Rodin and his most famous works, inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy.

From Nehru to Modi, famed Indian Prime Ministers filled sports stadiums even in foreign countries.

A theatre for national ego and regional pride.

Book recommendation: If there is one book I wish every Indian read, it is India After Gandhi: The History of the World’s Largest Democracy by Ramachandra Guha.

I recommend five unputdownable books for my LinkedIn network, which primarily consists of professionals from the sports industry.

A tale of anxiety disorder, attention span and re-building a good old habit.

My review of the book 'Go! India's Sporting Transformation' for Untold Sports Stories

I spent ten days in the Himalayas, meditating for 12 hours a day. Here’s what happened.

My Mementos From 8 European Cities on 35mm

The adventures of Abhijeet, or how one man revisited his childhood by tracking one of the world’s most famous reporters in his home country.

In this post, I write (with Sheree Hooker) all about my love affair with Banh Mi and why it has earned the title, ‘King of Sandwiches’!

Op-ed: A fan of late-night talk shows, I write about my experiences watching some of my favourite hosts live.

This photo essay is my expression of the unapologetically clichéd admiration for Paris.

12 June 2018 was a historic day in international affairs. President of the United States, Donald Trump met with Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un for the first time at Singapore Summit. I happen to be in Singapore on the same day. Thanks to a long layover at Changi Airport and the United States visa in my Indian passport, I was able to take a free 2.5 hours long tour of the remarkable city-state.

I travelled to Vienna and visited the record store in which Jesse and Celine get into the music booth and have a moment listening to the song Come Here by Kath Bloom.