Stories Matter
Stories Matter
“Dive into insightful blogs from writers across genres. Discover in-depth stories, opinions, and ideas that spark thought and inspiration.”
उन्नीस सौ इकहत्तर में मोना ने जब कॉलेज में दाख़िला लिया तो स्कूल से कॉलेज के माहौल में उसे एडजस्ट करने में वक़्त लगा। धीरे-धीरे नई दोस्त बनीं, एक साथ कॉलेज आना-जाना और एक ही क्लास व विषय भी एक से थे, तो आपस में खूब बनी। मोना के एक नए सफर की शुरुआत हुई। […]
सफ़रनामा: मोना की ज़िंदगी के बदलते पड़ावों की कहानी Read More »
I’ve never been far from home. Brisbane has always been my whole world—same school, same beaches, same skies—but this summer, everything was different. My parents, both marine biologists, decided it was time I explored my roots in Samoa. Usually, in the summer, they went on research trips while I went to a marine summer camp
From Brisbane to the Islands: Discovering Samoa by Ship Read More »
Feelings and emotions play a vital role in the well-being of our minds and thought processes, which influences our relationships on a personal and societal level. We use words to express our emotions, but sometimes, a smile alone can convey our mood and emotions. A smile cuts across all barriers of age and communication. Sometimes,
A Little Girl, A Big Heart: Spreading Joy One Smile at a Time Read More »
Mother Nature has umpteen charms and wonders. Which of them is the best, I always ponder. Are the glorious sun, crescent moon, and twinkling stars without a tally in the sky above wondrous, or are the abundant flora and fauna, vast oceans with their beautiful fishes, swaying palms on sun-kissed beaches, high mountains, and valleys
It was a dark night, the unseen outside occasionally visible with the blinding lightnings. It was not raining; the sky was crying, frantically searching for someone to console. The incessant downpour was so much like the condition of my mind.I’ve known you for more than twenty-five long years. I know no matter how hard I
Fragments of a Dream: A Heartbreaking Journey Through Lost Love and Memories Read More »
After the cool months till March, the hot season starts, and people plan to visit some cooler hilly places for respite from the scorching heat. April is just the beginning, but in some states, schools are closed for summer, so planning to select the destination and booking the hotels is looked into. In India, there
Summer Bliss in the Hills: A Family Escape to Manali Read More »
“Dreaming is everyone’s birthright.” A child has his or her own dream, and people of all ages dream in their own way—“I want to be this and that when I grow up.” Why should I be left out? I also dreamt of being a good human being after seeing so many women and kids not
Fragments of Dream: A Journey of Hope and a Dream Fulfilled Read More »
Neurodivergent people may look different, but I feel they have a much clearer and sharper mind than us, normal people who cannot understand many things and act accordingly—if one looks at these people carefully and affectionately. “Books are like doors of knowledge; when you open them, they take you to the imaginary world. Don’t read
In Their Quiet, I Heard Music: Listening to Neurodivergent Voices Read More »
“Elders relive their childhood with their grandkids.” This is true as many elders may not have enjoyed watching cartoons or playing many door games when they were children. Many elderly above 70 plus may not have had the chance to enjoy themselves like the present-day kids, their grandkids. In those years, games like Ludo, Snake
Bachpan on Binge Mode – Elders Relive Their Childhood with Grandkids Read More »
In today’s world, maids help us by taking a major load off our backs. Maids reduce the stress and agony of housework, no doubt, but what is hard is finding the right domestic help that sticks by your side. Ask a woman what makes her happier and more content – a diamond ring or an