Why Thinkkingbubbles?

Our mind is constantly chattering. Thoughts are numerous like water bubbles and can be broken easily. Yet sometimes they seem like giant elephants and we have no idea how to deal with them. But the fact is again, they are as feeble as bubbles. Just a small effort can perforate them easily. So crack the bubbles of negative thoughts and feed your soul with positive ones.

"And world goes round and round"

Paths can be diferent but the destination is same.

Qutab Minar:- I read it somewhere that we all are the toils of our ancestors. That is very true.  This Minar was built in early 13th century. It has five storeys Minar with the 379 steps spiral staircase. It is 72.5 m tall and diametre is 14.32 m. It gets narrow as we move upward and diametre is 2.75 m at the top. It is listed in UNESCO World heritage centre. It is also known as Victory towr. The first floor is build by Qutbuddin Aibak, the first sultan of Delhi and remaining floors were built by Iitutmish. It is the tallest brick Minerat in the world. Qutbuddin Aibak had commissioned this Minar in 1199 AD when he was a commander for the Ghurid Ruler, Ghiyasuddin Ghori. Qutbuddin Aibak died after the comletion of the first floor. Then his son-in-law and his successor continued the building. Aibak and Itutmish were slaves and later they became rulers.
Earlier they were sold and resold from one master to another  in the market of Persia. Thats why the first ever Muslim dynasty in India is called Mamluk dynasty. In Arabic, Mamluk means property. Aibak and Iltutmish spent their childhood as slaves around the Jam city in Afghanistan. This city has a similar Minaret as Qutab Minar. Later Qutab Minar and Iltutmish constructed the similar Minaret in India. The Ghurids had defeated the Rajputs and established the first ever muslim rule in Delhi.

Kutab minar through my eyes – YouTube