Stories Matter
Stories Matter
Author : Avni Rahul Katakkar I am a mother to twin boys. I was always told by many of my friends and acquaintances that I would need to be friends with the moms of my kids’ mothers, it would be easy for the kids, and for me. They said ” You would get new friends […]
I am not able to make friends with my kids’ friends’ moms – I don’t want to! Read More »
Author : Neha Mulay In the hustle and bustle of daily life, amidst discussions about the harsh realities of the world, there are moments that stir the soul and reaffirm the beauty of human compassion. Such a moment unfolded recently during a heartfelt conversation with my family, where the topic of girls’ safety and the
Author: Nisha Tandon As a mother we tend to remember every “Firsts” of our precious new borns. But this “ first” is like a nightmare and no matter how much I would want to , can never forget it. Anoushka, my second daughter , who is turning nineteen this year was diagnosed with Down Syndrome
Author: Anindita Bhattacharya My eyes were heavy, hardly could open probably because of the high dose of sedatives administered. I vividly remember the date, time, how can any mother forget? 14 th May2009, I could hear from my doctor I was blessed with a healthy baby girl. Now the moment of becoming first time mother is
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Author: Nisha Tandon Dear Papa, I feel blessed and privileged to be your daughter. Although I always felt my gratitude but it’s taken me five decades to gather courage and pen down my journey of life – being your daughter. Mothers have been held in reverence forever and we celebrate them year after year while fathers are not given their fair share