Stories Matter
Stories Matter
When a mother cradles her newborn for the very first time, it is not just a moment of tenderness but also the beginning of one of the most powerful bonds known to humankind. In those quiet, sacred minutes, breastfeeding is not merely an act of nourishment—it is an assertion of a right, both for the […]
Breastfeeding is a Right – Protecting the Health and Bond of Mother & Child Read More »
We live in an age where stories compete for attention like street performers in a bustling city square. Bright lights, booming voices, and flashy gimmicks dominate the stage. Social media scrolls past us at lightning speed, and the loudest often drown out the most meaningful. In such a cacophony, it may seem that the only
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For years, I searched for that one friend who would truly get me—the kind who could read between my silences, laugh at my oddly specific jokes, and hold my hand through life’s untidy chapters. I imagined late-night conversations, spontaneous adventures, and someone who would never let me feel alone in a crowded room. But the
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In today’s world of trending topics and fleeting online trends, friendship often comes packaged in bite-sized moments: a carefully chosen photo, a witty caption, and a hashtag or two to seal the sentiment. We see #BFFGoals, #SquadForever, and #FriendshipVibes flooding our timelines, each accompanied by snapshots of smiling faces and coffee cups clinking. But as
Friendship Beyond Hashtags: How to Build Meaningful Connections Offline Read More »
A Journey of Belonging, Identity, and the Silent Strength That Grounds Us As we traverse through life—across cities, cultures, and connections—there comes a moment when we pause and ask ourselves: Where do I truly belong? Is it a village kissed by sunshine and monsoon rains? A childhood street lined with familiar trees? Or the inner
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Seventy-eight years ago, India’s tricolour unfurled against the sky for the very first time, signalling the end of colonial rule and the birth of a sovereign nation. That moment, immortalised in history, was not merely about political freedom—it was the collective sigh of relief from millions who had endured generations of struggle, sacrifice, and resilience.
On a quiet Thursday afternoon, a tragedy unfolded that left the world in collective grief. The Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner, flying from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick, crashed shortly after take-off. On board were 242 individuals — including two pilots and ten cabin crew members — whose journeys ended far too soon. Among them were
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We live in a world that applauds perfection. Perfect grades, perfect bodies, perfect Instagram feeds, perfect presentations. But in this chase for flawlessness, we often ignore the real hero behind every success story—progress. Quiet, steady, unglamorous progress. Perfection is loud. It demands attention. It says, “Look at me!”Progress, on the other hand, whispers, “Keep going.”
We all want to become the best version of ourselves – but what does that really mean? Is it about chasing perfection? Having it all figured out? Being better than everyone else? Absolutely not. Becoming the best version of yourself is about becoming more you – not someone else’s idea of success. It’s about growth,
“I gave you forests to breathe, oceans to dream, and sunsets to heal — do you remember me?” — Earth In a world consumed by speed, screens, and skyscrapers, the voice of the Earth has grown faint. But if we paused for a moment — if we silenced the noise within and without — we
Earth Speaks: Poems and Letters from Our Planet – World Environment Day 2025 Read More »