In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often lose sight of the bigger picture and the impact we want to make during our time on Earth. That’s where your “Reverse Obituary” comes into play – a powerful tool designed to help you reflect on your life, consider how you want people to…
Author: NEERJA BHATNAGAR
Krishna & Janamashtami
Janmashtami: The Divine Light in Our Darkest Hour On the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, we celebrate the divine appearance of Lord Krishna in the material world, a profound event that illuminates the path to spiritual awakening. At the stroke of midnight, when darkness holds sway, Krishna’s arrival marks the turning point, as the darkness…
Book Review – Unbroken by Indrani Mukerjea
“Unbroken” by Indrani Mukerjea is a gripping memoir that takes readers on a rollercoaster journey through the author’s tumultuous life. Mukerjea bares her soul with remarkable candour, sharing some of the darkest secrets and most personal details of her life, demonstrating immense strength and courage. The narrative traces her life from a traumatic childhood in…
Book Review – Love & ( Mellow) Drama by Manali Desai
Blurb (as on Amazon) – Gayatri Kulkarni: A Gen Z girl who has always lived under the shadow of her elder brother Sharad; so much so that she even chose her degree and college following in his footsteps. Although she doesn’t regret it, she wishes her parents would understand her dream to pursue her one…
Building a Secure Online Space at Home: Essential Guidelines for Parents
In today’s digital age, children are growing up surrounded by technology, and the internet plays a significant role in their lives. As a parent, ensuring a safe online environment for your children is crucial. With the rise in screen time and easy access to the internet, it’s natural to be concerned about what your children…
Lunar Diplomacy: Building Connections Beyond National Boundaries
As I was going through Google News, my eyes were stuck on the news that there was a Chinese rover also on the moon at this time, though on the other side of the moon. A writer’s mind immediately found an opportunity to write. And here is the conversation that both rovers had. Pragyan: Hello…
Book Review – The Exfactor by Harini Srinivasan
“The Ex Factor” by Harini Srinivasan offers a glimpse into the chaotic yet relatable life of Oindrilla Roy, affectionately known as Oinks. While the book presents an engaging narrative, it treads the line between the average and the exceptional. Set against the bustling cities of Delhi and Gurugram, and the serene beauty of Shillong, the…
Unveiling the Unsung: Remarkable Women of India’s Independence Struggle
As history’s pages unfold, we are often regaled with tales of well-known men who led India’s valiant struggle for independence. However, behind the scenes and often overshadowed, a cohort of remarkable women dedicated their lives to the cause with equal enthusiasm and courage. These lesser-known heroines, often lost in the annals of time, played pivotal…
Book Review – Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
“Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte is a timeless classic that captivates readers with its intricate narrative and vivid characters. The novel skillfully navigates themes of social class, gender roles, and morality, as we follow the journey of the resilient and independent protagonist, Jane Eyre. Bronte’s writing beautifully evokes the moody atmosphere of Thornfield Hall and…
Embracing the Wisdom of Elders
In a world increasingly enamoured with all things old and antique, it’s paradoxical that we often find ourselves neglecting the true treasures of wisdom that reside in our elderly population. As society glorifies vintage fashion, retro aesthetics, and historical artefacts, it’s time we shift our focus to a more meaningful appreciation of our elders. Through…