A glimpse into my world

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This is Ganesh J. Acharya, traveler and writer. Someone who travels in the mind. Mind has got these beautiful places within, and I love exploring them through writing and travel. I can go to places you cannot imagine – Mars, the moon, and beyond. I enjoy seeing beautiful places all around.

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