Gypsy is a member of a race of people originally from northern India who typically used to travel from place to place, and now live especially in Europe and North America. Gypsies speak Romany language that is related to Hindi and Punjabi. The word Gypsy has become so colloquial that it is also used for anyone who travels often.

Harshal Pushkarna, writer of ‘Aa Chhe Siachen’, ‘This is Siachen’ (learn more here www.siachenawarenessdrive.org) and ‘Param Vir Chakra’ books, having 30-years of experience in writing and editing renowned science-cum-general knowledge magazine ‘Safari’, has come up with a travelling magazine in Gujarati, and has named it “GYPSY”.

The magazine, with extremely rich content and equally rich production, is targeted to Gujarati people who loves to travel and explore new places. The 84-pages monthly magazine carries in-depth articles, along with maps and pictures, about unknown or lesser known places around the world. Each of its article, photo story, trek guide etc. redefines travelling and will encourage the readers to do meaningful travel.