Sultanpur is a small town in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India, situated some 140 kms east of the state capital, Lucknow on the holy banks of river 'Gomti'. It is a place of restless humans and resting humanity. It is a town of great historical value whose antiquated historicity is yet to be discovered. Readers shall be apprised of it, no sooner than it happens.

Sultanpur does not believe in opulence, in outlandish structures of "Fountainhead" fame and hitherto, has not ratified any malls, starred hotels or motels, magniloquent  parks, beer-bars, no-jantar-no-mantar  or schools of un-affordable fee structures, minarets or amphitheatres. It has accepteda way of life, the pace at which 'Gomti' flows: adrift and afloat!

It is cosy with its 'Stella Maris Convent', adorable 'Ramkali Kanya Vidyalaya', and impassable 'Kesh Kumari Girls' college', not to omit, 'Thekas-desi-saraab! The highly ordained Sultanpuris do not believe in a diagenesis of information from highly decorable 'phoren' degrees or diplomas of erstwhile Bactrian, Greco-Roman Universities but believes in its own 'Nalanda' of 'Ganpat Sahai Post Graduate College', 'Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology', 'Kamla Nehru Institute of Physical Sciences' and 'Maharana Pratap Degree College', "Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high... Where Knowledge is free", and the same is transmitted and exchanged in all its cordiality on a mutually agreeable terms between tutor and taught. Such is the pace of life that the river 'Gomti' stops, taking its own time to flow past, saluting the town in the process.