trishikh dasgupta

Adventurer, philosopher, writer, painter, photographer, craftsman, innovator.

[trishikh dasgupta @trishikh]

What if a fort could breathe?

Read Breathing Sand, inspired by the living fort of Jaisalmer, from my 5th published book, Empires Left in Stone.

https://t.co/5TLUwT57pr

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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7 forgotten artillerymen. 1 lonely ridge. 1 cannon named Simhanad. As an army marches on Kumbhalgarh in 1568, history rests on the courage of ordinary men whose names were never recorded.

Read Last Watch on the Ridge: https://t.co/b9UZBRqbmS

#HistoricalFiction #StoryNookOnline

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Every great wall has a story. Some were built with stone. Others with sacrifice.

Read The Price of the Wall, inspired by the legendary Kumbhalgarh Fort.

https://t.co/7ia4ggm8Lt

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Some songs outlive the voices that first sang them.

Read Songs for Stone, inspired by the timeless Gwalior Fort, from my 5th published book, Empires Left in Stone.

https://t.co/rh2Ox5qwlx

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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A kingdom was about to be crowned. But history almost forgot the boy who witnessed it.

Read Crowned Above the Clouds, inspired by Raigad Fort.

https://t.co/dN7doCjzWN

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Empires rarely disappear in a single moment. Sometimes they leave behind only a whisper.

Read When the Empire Whispered Goodbye, inspired by the Red Fort.

https://t.co/44BFgwIXqK

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Some marks can never be erased.

Read Handprints of Chittor, inspired by the legendary Chittorgarh Fort, from my 5th published book, Empires Left in Stone.

https://t.co/CWXPRJusm4

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Some forts stood against armies. One stood against the sea itself.

Read Sea Beyond Conquest, inspired by the legendary Janjira Fort, from my 5th published book, Empires Left in Stone.

https://t.co/EirWOvbFKF

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Can an old shotgun become the last guardian of history? Listen to this thrilling historical adventure set inside the mysterious Fort of Munger, where forgotten passages, courage, & a legendary weapon protect a priceless legacy.

https://t.co/j4Fmiu7ngm

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History remembers Golconda Fort. But what if its stones remembered something else?

Read the opening of Echoes of Betrayal, from my 5th published book, Empires Left in Stone.

https://t.co/vMESyXZLzJ

#EmpiresLeftInStone #HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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One man. One guard's van. Fifteen runaway wagons. In the age of steam, a solitary railway guard stood between disaster and duty with only a Lee-Enfield, a lantern, and his courage. Read now: https://t.co/Es5mCB6qQz

#IndianRailways #HistoricalFiction #ShortStory #StoryNookOnline

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Can kindness be sweeter than success? Listen to Poetay, a nostalgic audio story set in the timeless lanes of North Kolkata, where tradition, friendship, and humanity come together like the perfect Bengali sweet.

https://t.co/3nt5lIk0yd

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AI put me in Argentina’s colours and onto a football field I’ve never stepped on. The image is fictional, but the creativity is real. Used transparently and ethically, AI expands imagination without replacing authenticity.

#WorldCup2026 #AI

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A queen. A stepwell. A promise that outlived a kingdom.

Journey into the legend of Queen Rudabai and the magnificent Adalaj Stepwell, where love, politics, architecture, and sacrifice converge beneath the stone.

https://t.co/cePkpQsovK

#HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Evening ride with Red Rakham

#jawa350

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I am officially a Bike Daddy once more. My baby boy Red Rakham.

#jawa350

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Chittorgarh fell. Its people did not.

My 152nd short story, Ashes That Refused to Die, revisits the final hours of the great fort through the eyes of a young woman who witnessed history turn to legend.

https://t.co/6yaEgxsHTD

#HistoricalFiction #IndianHistory

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Real transformation begins with shared belief.

The partnership between @AdaniFoundation and @AJEH_BIHAR is about more than support. It is about strengthening healthcare systems, expanding access, and building impact that lasts.

#Healthcare #CSR #Partnerships

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Daughters lazing around the house...

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A forgotten portrait arrives at Kolkata’s legendary Russell Exchange. By the end of the night, a man is dead.

Read my new fair-play murder mystery:
https://t.co/BRgZBEDO6r

#MurderMystery #Kolkata #StoryNookOnline