Voices of VV

We veterans of this beautiful colony commenced living our childhood in a beautiful two storied stucco bungalow in 1972 (original structure still standing) where each home was cosmetically different from each other. Built by our grandfather with spacious front and back yards, managed by knowledgeable gardeners with abundant flora and fauna, wide concrete driveways where […]

Vasant Vihar! The name brings comfort and a feeling of home in an increasingly mobility driven and interconnected world where one question is increasingly difficult to answer – What is Home? Having lived there since the age of two and with schooling at Modern School Vasant Vihar my life was all about VV. Wide tree

The more things change, the more they remain the same. This aphorism does not apply to Vasant Vihar. In no way. When I came to live in Vasant Vihar in the 1990s from a flat in a high rise building in Mumbai, the charm of the colony was the laid back life style of tree

It was way back in 1969 we shifted to Vasant Vihar. There were just a few houses (one could count on one’s finger tips) that had sprouted up in between the fields of wheat crops. There were two on C – 2 street, one on Palam Marg, another one on B – 8 and C

By Lalit and Geeta MathurC-1/26 Vasant Vihar By Lalit and Geeta Mathur C-1/26 Vasant Vihar By Lalit and Geeta Mathur C-1/26 Vasant Vihar By Lalit and Geeta Mathur C-1/26 Vasant Vihar Lalit and I got married in Jan 1971 and that was also the year when construction began of our family home “Konarika”. Lalit’s father,