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Your Platform Magazine November 2022 Edition

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It’s happened to all of us! The group chat is bu

It’s happened to all of us!
The group chat is buzzing with plans... and then, just like that, everyone bails. Trip: cancelled.

But hey, it’s 2025. If your friends ditched you, it’s your sign to pack your bags anyway and set off on your own adventure!

Your Platform has curated five amazing destinations that are perfect for a solo trip — and honestly, they’ll make your friends wish they hadn’t backed out.

Swipe through and comment below:
Which places are your top picks for a solo getaway?

Meanwhile, don't forget to follow@yourplatform_magazine for more fun, inspiring, and offbeat content on travel, leisure, and lifestyle!
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Put on your most comfortable pajamas and get ready

Put on your most comfortable pajamas and get ready with your favourite snacks, because these movies will take your breath away! Comment below your favourite films to binge-watch for the weekend.
#weekendmovies
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The word budget differs for every person and their

The word budget differs for every person and their itineraries, but let’s not forget that India is a land that boasts diversity and when it comes to travel expenditures, it offers an option for everyone who wishes to enjoy their solo trips or family/friend tours.
Here’s a list of all the places you can visit on the most minimal budget possible:
Kasol: Nestled in Himachal’s Parvati Valley, Kasol is perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace with a bit of adventure. With affordable hostels and food, it’s a backpacker’s paradise.
Gokarna: A laid-back beach town with Goa vibes minus the price tag. Enjoy peaceful sunsets, beach hikes, and cozy cafes, all without burning a hole in your wallet.
Ooty: While it can get touristy, Ooty still offers budget guesthouses, charming bakeries and scenic spots accessible by local transport. Travel off-season for the best deals.
Varkala: Cliffside views, yoga mornings and fresh seafood await in this Kerala gem. Great for solo travelers, with hostels and homestays just steps from the beach.
Varanasi: One of India’s oldest cities, Varanasi is rich in culture, spirituality and stories. From boat rides on the Ganga to street food feasts, everything is budget-friendly.
Tell us where you’ll be heading this summer in the comments below!

From April 25 to 27, the Chennai Rail Museum in Vi

From April 25 to 27, the Chennai Rail Museum in Villivakkam will host a one-of-a-kind miniature train exhibition to celebrate World Heritage Day. This unique event will bring together passionate collectors and designers from across the country to showcase their scale-model trains and railroads, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into this niche yet captivating hobby.

Among the highlights is Sundaram Parthasarathi’s detailed running model of the Vande Bharat Express, entirely handmade, including signals and station buildings. K.R.S. Ganesan will present an automated HO scale layout controlled by TrainController software, simulating real-world railway operations. Mahendra Kumar’s collection features steam locomotives and vintage-style train buses, transporting viewers to a bygone era.

With over 20 models across 3500 sq. ft., this exhibition is perfect for families, hobbyists and curious minds. From intricately built engines to functioning layouts, each display reflects years of dedication, engineering skill and love for rail heritage.

Open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on all three days, the event promises a nostalgic and educational journey, one tiny track at a time. Don’t miss your chance to see India’s railway legacy in miniature motion!
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May this Easter bring new hope, fresh journeys, an

May this Easter bring new hope, fresh journeys, and endless joy. Your Platform Magazine wishes you a season filled with renewal and blessings. Happy Easter!

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Didyouknow that April 16th marks a significant dat

Didyouknow that April 16th marks a significant date in the history of Indian Railways?

April 16, 1853 marked a revolution in the Indian railways. The sound of a steam engine pierced through Bombay’s Bori Bunder station, signalling not just the departure of India’s first passenger train, but the arrival of a new era.

Four hundred passengers boarded a 14-carriage train, pulled by three steam engines named Sultan, Sindh and Sahib, setting off on a 34-kilometre journey to Thane.

The ride lasted less than an hour. The impact? Still unfolding, nearly two centuries later.

This first passenger train wasn't just about transport. It was about transformation. Launched under British rule by the Great Indian Peninsula Railway, it was designed to serve imperial interests: to move cotton faster, connect ports and tighten administrative control. But over time, what began as a colonial tool became a national lifeline.

Indian Railways would go on to become one of the largest railway networks in the world, moving not just freight and people, but ideas, stories, languages and dreams. Trains became equalizers: rich and poor, strangers and soulmates, all sitting shoulder to shoulder, sharing meals and conversations, watching landscapes blur by.

Today, the date might pass quietly for many. But in every station whistle, every crowded coach, every chai-sipping commuter, there’s an echo of that first ride.

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🌙✨ Joy, togetherness, and endless blessings—
Your Platform wishes you a radiant and blissful Eid Mubarak! 🎉🌟

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🌿✨ Just as Ugadi connects the past, present,

🌿✨ Just as Ugadi connects the past, present, and future with hope and prosperity, Your Platform Magazine connects brands with a highly engaged audience, creating meaningful journeys! 🚆📖

Wishing you a year filled with new beginnings, success, and endless opportunities. Happy Ugadi! 🌸🎉

#Ugadi #NewConnections #YourPlatformMagazine #FestiveJourneys #NewBeginnings"

WORLD THEATRE DAY Before social media, before vi

WORLD THEATRE DAY

Before social media, before viral speeches, there was theatre—a powerful, living force that fueled India’s fight for freedom. At a time when newspapers were censored and gatherings were restricted, theatre became a battleground where rebellion unfolded under the guise of performance.

In Bengal, plays like Siraj-ud-Daulah reminded people of a time before British rule, reigniting the spirit of resistance. Street theatre brought revolution to the masses, with powerful performances exposing famine, injustice, and colonial cruelty.

The Indian People’s Theatre Association (IPTA), founded in 1943, turned storytelling into activism, using the stage to speak truths the British wanted silenced. Even trains weren’t just for travel, they carried secret performances and underground speeches, spreading the fire of Swadeshi and Satyagraha across the country.

The British saw the danger and passed the Dramatic Performances Act of 1876, banning anti-colonial plays, but artists found ways to fight back, turning every performance into an act of defiance.

Theatre was more than art; it was resistance, rebellion, and revolution. Today, it remains a voice of protest, a medium of storytelling, and a reminder that words, when spoken on the right stage, can change history. On this #WorldTheatreDay, let’s celebrate the stage that once helped free a nation.

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