Stories Matter
Stories Matter
As each year ends, many of us feel like we’ve fallen short of our goals. We focus on what we didn’t achieve and start seeing ourselves as failures. While some choose to distract themselves with celebrations and fun, others take this time to reflect and make promises for a better future. They aim to work […]
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Author: Amita Raj Picture Courtesy: Saumya Dwivedi Megha opened the cupboard to select an elegant outfit to wear for her friend’s wedding reception. Hanging amidst all her clothes was her favourite red silk sari. She gazed at it with misty eyes. It shone like a sheet of melting ruby, with gold butis glowing over it
Author : Anindita Bhattacharya The white kite is flying high on the backdrop of blue sky. In this Makar Sankranti let us fly high, fly high from fears, from all prejudices, fly high from all ifs and buts. Fly high from all criticisms, from all judgements that were binding us last year. We are, in
Author: Anindita Bhattacharya Do festivals and get together, weddings and birthdays, joyous events of life only call for celebrations? No, for me, life is itself a celebration. The ups and downs teach us so many things. I am grateful to Almighty for my human life. He has chosen me to behold the beauty of nature. There
Author: Uma Natrajan Pallette of woods set on fire, sitting and enjoying the moon, vibrant sounds of music, fire making the night appear in to dawn. ‘ red and orange fire, flickering high, glowing, smoking and burning, refreshing my heart and mind.’ ‘ Bonfire’ actually in past referred to backyard burning toasting and roasting, ‘Bon’
Author: Swati Mohandas Lohri is a popular winter festival celebrated primarily by people of the Punjabi and Sikh community in North India. It is celebrated a night before Makar Sankranti, a festival which is celebrated mainly by Hindus. Lohri holds great importance for farmers as this festival heralds the beginning of harvest season and the ripening of
Author: Amita Raj Deepa’s eyes sparkled like diamonds as she gazed at the radiant image of Ma Durga. It was Durgotsav and she was now finally actually right in the middle of this grandeur! The whole pandal shone like a golden sun in all its hues! Every year before this, Deepa would merely stroll past