Suraj Nayak

Suraj Nayak is aspiring photographer who loves to frame moments into his camera being one of the reason he loves to travel.Travel photography is something he hearts but fashion,lifestyle,street,food everthing is never the less for him.
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Posted On 01/10/2016
Planking is a simple but effective bodyweight exercise. Holding the body (light as a feather) stiff as a board develops strength primarily in the core—the muscles that connect the upper and lower body—as well as the shoulders, arms, and gluteus. Here I am going to let you know about 4...
Posted On 13/09/2016
If you tired hitting the gym and pumping iron which has resulted in no weight loss here are 5 best body weight exercises that can help you lose weight with no iron involved. That will help you to train your core too. Burpees 1. Begin in a standing position. 2. Drop into a squat position &h...
Posted On 07/09/2016
Photography Promotion Trust (PPT) showcases and encourages the use of photography as a means of social change. PPT is a non-profit organization started by Sudharak Olwe in 1999-2000, with an aim to create the ‘first international photography center’ in India where new aspiring and prof...
Posted On 27/08/2016
I set out to see Kanheri Caves, famous for their architecture and historical significance, last week. The Kanheri caves complex is built in the middle of the dense forest of our very own Boravali Gandhi National Park – public entrance at Borivli East, Mumbai. As it is quite a long wa...
Posted On 26/08/2016
The graffiti’s and street art on the walls of Chapel Road, one of the oldest roads in Bandra, have had many a head roll back. Our lens in Mumbai brings for you a special dekko, for as long as you want! With street art on most of the walls, this road seems to look like …
Posted On 08/08/2016
If you are interested for some adventure around a weekend in Mumbai, a trek to Kalavantin Durg is something that fits the bill. One of the most exciting and adventurous fortress located in a place easily seen from Panvel opposite Matheran and to next Prabalgarh fort, the place is exciting ...
Posted On 25/07/2016
Mumbai is one of the biggest cities in India but let’s travel back in time and let me surprise you by remining the past, it was formed by merging 7 small island’s namely, Bombay Island, Parel, Mazagaon, Mahim, Colaba, Worli, and Old Woman’s Island (lately known as Little Cola...
Posted On 04/07/2016
Ramadan being a month of fasting for the Muslims, also has the silver lining of Iftari as a great feasting time with togetherness and brotherhood. The best thing about secularism is when different cultures come together to celebrate festivals and enjoy the traditions, customs and festiviti...
Posted On 14/06/2016
Many places in India have their own tourist attraction, primarily for their geographical location, whereas Mumbai has its own way of attracting people. The fact that Mumbai has some amazing historical architectural wonders, still alive in the modern times, makes it one of the ‘must-v...