Anuradha Goyal is an Author, Columnist, Blogger, and public speaker who works on multiple dimensions of three spaces – Business Innovation, Travel, and Books. She has worked in the Information Technology industry where she led Innovation initiatives, published many papers and a book on innovation, including co-authoring an India Innovates series for CII. She still studies, speaks, and writes about Innovation and occasionally consults in this space, including judging various business ideas contests. Since 2004, Anuradha Goyal has been writing her blogs. IndiTales is a leading Bi-lingual travel blog from and about India with more than a thousand articles, thousands of images, and hundreds of videos covering nuances of travel in India and many countries around the world. IndiTales has been recognized with many awards and covered in all major print, electronic and digital media. She recently launched her Podcast – Detours with Anuradha Goyal, with a focus on Travel in Ancient India.
Bharat has a rich heritage of ancient temples that are rich in symbolism and cultural significance. In ancient society, the temple used to be in the centre of the city and the rest of the..
Lotus In The Stone tells the story of a journey from a tourist to a pilgrim, from an outsider’s gaze to an Indian Drishti discovering the stories that connect India, the lenses that are still..
This talk delves in to unearthing facts historically as well as philosophical viewpoints to disrupt the very one-way, monotonous and linear debate around Hindu unity vs Hindu non unity that we keep hearing since ages...
Ancient Hindu texts on architecture classify temples into different orders based on their architecture, size, and sacred geometry. Anuradha Goyal, offers other classifications based on her first-hand exploration of hundreds of sacred sites in India..
Bharat has a rich heritage of ancient temples that are rich in symbolism and cultural significance. In ancient society, the temple used to be in the centre of the city and the rest of the..
Lotus In The Stone tells the story of a journey from a tourist to a pilgrim, from an outsider’s gaze to an Indian Drishti discovering the stories that connect India, the lenses that are still..
This talk delves in to unearthing facts historically as well as philosophical viewpoints to disrupt the very one-way, monotonous and linear debate around Hindu unity vs Hindu non unity that we keep hearing since ages...
Ancient Hindu texts on architecture classify temples into different orders based on their architecture, size, and sacred geometry. Anuradha Goyal, offers other classifications based on her first-hand exploration of hundreds of sacred sites in India..
