Stories Matter
Stories Matter
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“Old age saying, breastfeeding is a great blessing to any mother.” “God has created a woman with all patience and care.” He knew a woman needs great mental strength to bear a child for some months. She has to be very careful during those months, relax, and eat good healthy food for the nourishment of […]
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The Gentle Power of Storytelling How does one express more with fewer words? Through a glance, a pause, a subtle shift in tone. In relationships, actions often speak louder than words. Similarly, a story’s moral can convey what countless explanations cannot—especially to a child still learning the language of life. In today’s fast-paced world, children
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For centuries, fathers were viewed primarily as providers—the strong, often silent figures who went out to earn a living while mothers raised the children and tended the home. They were symbols of authority, discipline, and responsibility. While these qualities are still relevant today, the narrative surrounding fatherhood has evolved significantly—and beautifully—in the 21st century. Today,
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Awakening the Inner Voice There were times when I needed validation—especially because I am a woman. A woman often seeks validation from her husband, her in-laws, and society. She is so vulnerable that she can be easily made to feel invisible or worthless. But I am grateful that times have changed—and more importantly, that I
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My grandma’s glasses could see through time—they were magical. When my friend came to my house, that was when this fact was discovered. We were playing in our living room when Grandma came around with her glasses and stared at us. We got lemonade from Mom and started to remove the garnished lime, as Grandma
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
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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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The Friend I Needed Was Me F – FriendsR – RemembranceI – InterestsE – EnergeticN – NeededD – Dutiful All these qualities I looked for in my friend. Childhood Friends As a child, I played with children of all age groups in our building. I felt that all of them were my friends who would
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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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“May the sun in his course visit no land more free, more lovely, than this, our country.” – Sardar Bhagat Singh “Don’t see others doing better than you. Beat your own records every day, because success is a fight between you and yourself.” Pre-Independence Years I was born after our country was freed from the