Yesterday evening over tea, my husband told me a story and I am unable to pin down to an emotion I felt after listening to it. Maybe writing about it can give some clarity but it’s not promised. He told me that on his commute to work, a mother boarded the bus with her daughter. … Read More
What I Learned From a 30 day Challenge
Two months back, in the month of June, I was simply bored and wanted to do something exciting, something which I can cherish when I look back. During the same time, I came across an article or advertisement (can’t remember what it was exactly) about taking 1 million steps for Diabetes UK over the period … Read More
Mind Little Lost
Another evening,Sitting on couch.Mind little lost,Parallel trains of thought. How many lives do we touch,By just showing up.How do we impact others,For their better or worse selves?Does the peace inside us,Contribute to World peace,Or the World peace,Calms our inner sea? Whatever is the answerIt is a must.For you to function,And the World to prosper.We all … Read More
Twelve Boys and Cave | #RhythmicWednesday
A football team, With grit yet unseen, Went missing, In cave, probably you have never been. Parents worried, Will they ever see boys again? Time will tell, But we shouldn’t loose hope even in rain. Water logging and narrow path, Couldn’t deter the divers, Who found the boys, Patiently waiting like stars. Rescue mission began … Read More
राजनीति | #RhythmicWednesday
हिन्दू मुस्लिम की इस जंग में, कौन जीते और कौन हारे, कहीं मेरा देश इस राजनीति की सजा ना गुजारे ? धर्म नहीं सिखाता, आपस में बैर रखना | फिर कौन से धर्म, के रक्षक हो तुम कभी खुद से पूछना | क्या वो धर्म सिखाता, दुसरो का अपमान ? क्या वो धर्म सिखाता , … Read More
Food for Thought, Today and Everyday
Make a habit and stick to it for at least 30 days. Try to read for 30 minutes a day. Okay 15? Go for a walk alone. Go for a walk with your partner. Listen to bird songs. Care about others and empathise. Time is a luxury. You will never get the moment back when … Read More
In Remembrance of Grenfell Tower Fire
On June 14, That unfortunate night, The fire spread Like scuttled mice. Many lost their families, Hundreds died, and others are Scarred for life. People jumped from building, In a hope to be alive. Little did that Mother knew, That the baby in her womb won’t survive Those who survived the fire, Got a burning … Read More
If Only Mother India has the Basic Right to Cleanliness
Mother India is a metaphor for India. If We personalize India as a human, I am sure that human doesn’t have the basic rights to cleanliness. If you are expecting government shaming in this post, let me clarify this post is not at all about it. This post is about actual humans and how we … Read More
Did I Tell You? | #RhythmicWednesday
Did I tell you about, The last time, When I had a dream, About words and how they rhyme. They were dancing and giggling, Making combinations multiple, Sometimes dressing up as a human, And at other times, soul of a happy bubble. Did I tell you about Those zillion memories? Which keep coming back, And … Read More
Things People Say When You have Thin Body Structure
In a World where obesity has become a real problem and has nearly tripled since 1975 according to WHO, some of us still struggle with social body-shaming because we are on the other end of the spectrum. You guessed it right. We are body shamed for our well-within-weight-limits bodies. I come across this on a … Read More