La Polo brings news of the best International and Indian festivals for our discerning audience of readers. Autumn is here, and for all you literary buffs in India and abroad, it is time to head for the hills at the Himalayan town of Kasauli in Himachal Pradesh. The Thirteenth Khushwant Singh Literature Festival 2025, Kasauli, is being held from 10-12 October at the Kasauli Club. La Polo sat down with one such founding member and co-host who has been deeply involved with the Festival, Mrs Madhur Singh, whose revelations will surprise you. Picture this: a literary festival where planting trees is as important as publishing the books. Where scholarships go out to barefoot girls who walk four hours a day to school. Where war widows sit next to bestselling authors telling stories that remain forever unpublished. Welcome to the Khushwant Singh Literature Festival, the only event in India that is actually transforming lives, one story at a time. The Rebel’s Legacy Lives On When Nilou...

With a visitor count estimated to reach 3.1 million by 2025, Buenos Aires has become a top travel destination with good food, amazing sightseeing and cultural value. Imagine this: You’re enjoying coffee when suddenly, a couple starts dancing tango on the street. Welcome to Buenos Aires, where every step imparts a story and every corner is alive with music and passion. This wonderful South American city today stands as a thriving destination in the tourism industry, having witnessed a 10.5% growth in 2024, with a visitor count estimated to reach 3.1 million by 2025. Why? Buenos Aires offers a diverse range of places to visit for everyone. Top Attractions in Buenos Aires: Like Europe, But Better Buenos Aires was aptly nicknamed “the Paris of South America.” Nearly six million European migrants flooded into its shores between 1857-1930 and erected French and Italian-style edifices that still awe visitors today. The main attraction? Avenida 9 de Julio, claimed to be the widest ...