Stories Matter
Stories Matter
“Dive into insightful blogs from writers across genres. Discover in-depth stories, opinions, and ideas that spark thought and inspiration.”
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 Writer’s block is a phenomenon experienced by writers that is best described as an overwhelming feeling of being stuck in the writing process without the ability to move forward and write anything new. In simple words, it is known as creative slowdown. (source : the Internet) This creative slowdown can affect writers
Author: Amita Raj Recently a relative told me that his mother texted him on his facebook wall asking him to keep the kitchen clean after he finished preparing his favourite carrot halwa. “Mum is now giving me cleaning orders on social media. Why can’t she call me or tell me in person?” he complained. Now
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
Life before stroke, Life after stroke #PeopleWhoInspire Read More »
Author : Amita Raj As I walk through soft green paths under the saffron evening lights suffusing the misty white sky, I join in this tri-colour celebration of Indian independence. And what better time to read two fabulous novellas by our own national poet laureate Rabindranath Tagore than now? I happened to come across Tagore’s
Poet: Amita Raj Enfolded in this beauteous sari streamI amble in the embraces of the gorgeous moonbeamWhose essence of loveliness does me enfoldIn poetic hues of vermillion and gold!Cheers to the heroes of saris of handloomTis their toil that brings out my heart’s bloom!
‘Handloom Heroes of My Dreams’ #NationalHandloomDay #Poem Read More »
Author: Avni Rahul Katakkar I wasn’t a book feel any day. On a regular college day (year 2009), I saw one of my classmates reading “Oh Shitt, Not Again!” , the font was catchy to grab my attention. I widened my eyes to check the author, it was Mandar Kokate. I went back to my
How and when did I start my reading journey #BookLoversDay Read More »