Stories Matter
Stories Matter
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Author: Payel Biswas At times when we feel that life is progressing on the wrong track, we resent everyone in our vicinity who utters the same version of that old platitude “Time heals everything”, for our patience with ourselves has taken a back seat and we, very conveniently, tend to believe that time doesn’t always […]
Author: Kinjal Jain In a world stretched thin for resources and under the threat of global biodiversity loss and climate change, our lifestyle decisions are putting the planet at risk. Sustainable living means understanding how our lifestyle choices impact the world around us and finding ways for everyone to live better and lighter. There’s a
Author: Kinjal Jain India is known for its rich culture, heritage & bravery stories. What we soak & absorb from our roots is the outcome of our souls. Our motherland has grown hearts with valour, fortitude & determination. Whether it’s roots of culture, education or national. Don’t you think, what we acquired from our soil
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: Amita Raj Living a sustainable life might seem to many of us an overpowering path to pursue. That feverish goal of going green, consuming what’s green, being in a mad race to fight the impossible effects of pollution and living solely to sustain this earth and its future might discourage us from even thinking
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
