Blogs By Dilip

Mystery Of The Black Sardar And The Not-So-Sri Lankan Refugee.

Dilip Dhanasingh - Is he a Sri Lankan, Punjabi or something else? Here is the tale to my name.

A Promise Is A Promise

It’s a story about a promise, a child and a dog

Riding the Line: A Journey of Bravery, Lessons, and Life on Two Wheels

From kindergarten curiosity to adrenaline-fueled journeys, my son and I wove our tales on two wheels. Rain-soaked roads, mountain heights, and even Autobahn's rush defined us. Amidst the thrill, t...

Re-use And Not Recycle Your Water Bottle

Over the last two years, I’ve been traveling to Andamans on work/holiday. This island excites me like no other and I do have a sense of belonging and responsibility to the island and mother earth. ...

The Xpulse Story

Recently, we decided to buy my son a mobile phone. All his life, he had been receiving hand-downs from the family. Often, the models would be outdated and not 100% functional. Finally, the time ha...

What Death Has Taught me

Death - one day, we have to face it. After losing my father, I learnt a lot about people, policies and grief. Hopefully, someone out there will learn from our experience.

9/11: War On Terror?

What 9/11 and current Afghan crisis is trying to teach us.

Sunday Mistress: When the wife sleeps, these men play.

Every Sunday morning, when the wife is asleep these men play. They have this hottest piece of thing between their legs.

Riding The Stelvio Pass (Italy) | 70 bends, Rain and -4C temp.

On a cold July 2018, we rode to the Stelvio Pass in Alps. The temperature was -4C and it was raining. This pass is considered to be one of the toughest in Europe.

Sunset in Havelock Island.

A GoPro7 Time-Lapse Video Attempt.