Stories Matter
Stories Matter
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I never planned to become a songwriter.I planned to be a counsellor — and for decades, that is what I was. I sat across from peoplecarrying weights they could not name, helping them find language for what hurt, helpingthem understand that what they felt was not weakness but simply humanness expressingitself honestly.And somewhere in all […]
There are moments when words fail us. Sometimes our heart is full of strange emotions, which becomes difficult to express. We search for the right sentences, the right expressions, but nothing feels right. And then somewhere a song is played reaching your ears whispering peace. And all of a sudden, a voice unknown to you
Song that heal the heart: the emotional power of music Read More »
I was always a gym-going woman. I liked high-intensity workouts and of course the overall gym-vibe. I even prefer the outdoors either jogging, cycling or going for short treks. Somehow, I always had the misconception that yoga is slow, it has only stretches and breathing techniques, which kept me away from it. I did try
In today’s world, screens are everywhere. From online classes and social media to gaming and entertainment, teenagers are surrounded by digital devices for most of their day. While technology has made life easier and more connected, it has also quietly taken over a significant part of teenage life. This makes it important to reflect on
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There was a time when summer vacations carried a kind of magic that is difficult to describe to today’s generation. The moment the final school bell rang before the holidays, it felt as though freedom itself had arrived. There were no carefully planned schedules, no endless holiday assignments and certainly no screens competing for attention.
Every year on 3rd June, World Bicycle Day reminds us of something remarkably simple yet incredibly powerful – the bicycle. In an age of fast cars, crowded roads, and rapidly advancing technology, the humble bicycle may seem old-fashioned to some. Yet, it remains one of the most efficient, affordable and environmentally friendly modes of transport
World bicycle Day 2026: Cycling for a Greener Future Read More »
She adjusted the sleeve of her linen kurta before entering the glass building. Not because she cared how it looked. Because she knew someone else would. The lobby smelled of expensive coffee and ambition. Screens flashed startup valuations, leadership quotes, and women empowerment campaigns. Somewhere near the elevators, a digital banner read: “Diversity Is Our
Nature has always been the silent force that sustains life. It gives without asking for anything in return. The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the beauty that comforts our hearts all come from nature. From the shade of a tree on a hot afternoon to the sound of
The Photograph That Said Everything There is a photograph on my phone—not a framed one, just a casual click—of my family sitting together at dinner. Nobody is looking at the camera. Half of them are looking at their phones. I did not delete that photograph. I kept it as a reminder.A reminder that love does
Then: The Summer That Belonged to Us There was a time when summer vacation was not an event you planned. It simply arrived—like a generous relative who showed up unannounced and stayed for two glorious months. I remember the exact feeling of the last day of school before summer. The bell rang differently that day.