Stories Matter
Stories Matter
Author: Kinjal Jain How to stand your ground, reclaim your time & energy and refuse to be taken for granted ( without feeling guilty)? It seems manageable to do so with not-so-familiar people but too strenuous to vend with our people. We have to learn to say no without feeling guilty. We need to learn […]
Author: Swati Mohandas We say ‘yes’ to a lot of people around us as most of us are conditioned in this manner. We hesitate to say ‘no’ because we have to make someone happy, we don’t want to cause the person inconvenience and more often than not, we don’t want to come off as a
Author: Anindita Bhattacharya I admit I am not a superwoman. I am an ordinary woman staying thousands of miles away from homeland to carry on the responsibilities of life. I pay regular visits to my country to fulfill the responsibilities of the only child. I admit I am a bad daughter, a bad mother, a
Author: Amita Raj We are all writers of different sorts and mindsets. We are constantly writing anything from shopping lists, letters, emails, texts to articles, blogs, stories and poems. Putting thoughts and emotions in words is as natural as breathing. It is when especially in the act of creative writing, when the mind suddenly feels
Author: Swati Mohandas Social Media is a vital aspect of ‘Young adults’ social and creative lives. Popular social media platforms are Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and few others. These platforms are used to make and maintain friendships, share interests in education and sports, to have fun and enjoyment. It can have a positive effect on youngadults as it helps them to
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Life Story: Maulika Patel I had an awesome perfect life. My life revolved around my family and work. I had an obsession to give my best at all fronts and that left me tired at times. My body knew this and gave me signs that I better take care of myself. It wasn’t that late
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Author: Kinjal Jain It’s rightly said, “When you are willing to feel it, you can heal it.” Letting go of what you can’t control even if it’s difficult to face it. Healing is curing & growing with patience. Healing doesn’t mean the damage never existed. It means that damage no longer controls your life. You
Author: Amita Raj That term ‘frozen hearts’ brings to my mind some of the most ugly scenarios of human behaviour, the unbelievable depths of inhumanity that people can stoop to. I’ve seen these with my own horrified eyes and through observations of fellow beings. Here are some actual examples: At a level requiring basic courtesy,
Author: Amita Raj How many times have so many of us looked at our lives in horror, ashamed of their tattered shreds? Shouldn’t life have been one smooth silky tapestry, a beautiful panorama of our life’s successes to display to the world? This is the general fairytale vision of our path that is expected. One
Author: Amita Raj Each day when I take my walk, I find myself face-to-face with a flood of myriad shades of colour from flowering trees, in purple, pink, red, violet and so on. Their glow is like a smile, ready to restore my fatigue, sadness or frustration. In their presence, I find that much needed