I find it very hard to describe myself. But I’ll give it a shot.
I’m from Chennai, India, currently living in Dubai working as a communications professional in the aviation industry. However, I’m a person with a wide range of interests – from reading books to photography to travelling (to be resumed when the pandemic permits) to learning languages and ancient history. I’m feminist and vegan.
My blog lacks a central theme and that is because I find it very hard to restrict myself to one theme/ subject. Over the years my blog and my own voice and interest have evolved quite a bit so much so that sometimes some of my older posts are unrecognisable to me. I’ve now been blogging for over 12 years and I’m very grateful to everyone who visits my blog and leaves comments and feedback.
Sukanya Ramanujan, November 2017
Sukanya Ramanujan 
Hi Sukanya,
Thanks you for commenting on one of my photos. I took some time to look at your work and it is really impressive…very honest and real.
Keep it up!!
Cheers,
Paul
Thanks so much Paul for your feedback and comments, I do hope you visit again!
travel, learning…themes of you peripatetic life. May your life be filled with more of that.
thank you very much! I hope so too!
I infinitely appreciate you following my blog! 😀 Thank you!!!~
But…you won’t see anything happening on it ><. I don't write on Laitie's Scripts anymore. I write on Chocolate Makes it Better (:. Thank you!!!~ Can't wait to see more of your posts!!!~
You have a beautiful blog! Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much for your kind words
🙂
Thank you for visiting my blog. If you want to read my book, Village Teacher, I will be happy to send you a PDF or Kindle version. Just email me at neihtn@yahoo.com.
I love to travel vicariously, so I am now following your blog. I also love the details you chose to include in your about. I think it’s the off-the-beaten-track details that actually reveal more than the traditional ones.
Best regards,
Elizabeth
Thank you- I’m glad you enjoy my blog!
Hi Sukanya. Would you be interested in doing a Blog Tour?
Yes, most definitely- what do you have in mind?
You would have to answer 3 questions about your writing, and (because this is a tour of other blogs) ask 3 others to participate. Would you be adverse to communicating via email? If not, I have a contact page on my blog – just so neither of our email addresses are published.
What a marvelously empowered young women you are. I thoroughly enjoyed reading about your interests and looking at the photos you have taken. May you continue to amaze and inspire all who read your blog.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog and for your comments.
Thank you for stopping by Storyteller. — Ray
Hi Sukanya- Thank you for following my photography blog, Jane’s Lens. I hope you are inspired. Beautiful blog!
Thank you Jane!
Hello there! I nominated you for the Creative Blogger’s Award: https://lrod1726.wordpress.com/2015/03/17/creative-bloggers-award/ I love your blog, it’s always so interesting!
Glad to have discovered you here. More visits to come! Regards from Thom at the immortal jukebox.
Thanks Thom!
I want to be a traveler too!
You can be- just make plans and work towards getting them to become reality
Sukanya,
You have some great content on your blog. I look forward to following you!
Chris
Hi Chris, thanks for visiting my blog and also for your comment 🙂 Look forward to your visits.
Hi Sukanya! Your blog’s definitely unique, at least to me!
Your photos are really “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”. You got real skills. I appreciate your blog. Keep the good pics flowing:)
Shukriya for the really amazing content you bring to us.
Thanks for your great comments and I’m really glad you like the photos and the content on my blog!
Always my pleasure!
Dear Dr. Sukanya Ramanujan:
I learnt from some comments of yours that you are the granddaughter of a sister of Sir P. Rajagopalachari. My grandmother’s grandmother, Kanakam, was also a sister of Sir PR. I am editing a book about him by his grandson, and have put in on open access at
http://www.perungavur.tk
You might like to take a look at this and I would be grateful for your comments.
Was your grandmother called Chenga?
Bharath
raabharath@gmail.com
Professor Emeritus, Northern Michigan University
Thank you for visiting my blog! I appreciate it very much. 🙂
My pleasure! Thank you for visiting mine!
It sounds as though you have lots of interests which will inspire many adventures! Thank you for following my blog and I look forward to reading about your travels.
Thank you for visiting my blog Karen! I look forward to your posts as well!
I love to travel too. I have my bags packed at all times and a travel check list ready. Congrats on learning Japanese. That is amazing!!!
Wow! A fellow traveller 🙂
It’s the one thing I definitely want to do – travel! I love discovering new places- just going to a new part of the earth.
Thanks for your encouraging comments on Japanese- it’s proving to be a tough task but I guess if I stick at it long enough I’ll make it!
very inspiring by work ,creativity,&family background just hatsoff .
really soul touching
Thank you!
Any relation to The Man Who Knew Infinity?
Hello! No just share the surname but no relation 🙂
I loved reading and going through the travel adventures and photography on your blog.Great work!
Namasthe! Hope you are doing fine since we met on31st December 2015 – before watching Star wars. It was good bumping into you after a, decade or so… Came across ur blog via Linkedin (loving it) and am really happy to see the way you are treating your life – very inspiring! Keep it going.. take care. Best / Sirish
Interesting. Wishing you all the best 🙂
I do like Roman history…I love your pictures and your “take” on it! Good job, Sukanya!
Thank you Valerie! Made my day 🙂
Hello,
I am an Engineering student (incoming grad student at Carnegie Mellon University) with an equal interest in travelling to heritage sites whenever I get a chance and a Vegetarian too(trying to be a vegan). I really loved your blogs and it’s quite inspiring.
Thank you Parimala!