[Book Review] Tuesdays With Morrie – A Lesson on Love, Life & Death
Mitch Albom’s ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ sneaks into your heart and nestles itself into your mind and nudges you towards being a better person.
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[Book Review] Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie
Kamila Shamsie’s beautifully heart-wrenching novel Home Fire evokes a myriad of feelings. Read the full review to know more.
5 Problems in India which must be Eliminated
Patriotism, while a valiant and a noble attitude, has become a tricky and a murky topic in the last few years in our country. From debates about what qualifies as anti-nationalistic activities to the government making it mandatory for the…
Arousing the Souls – Trust Yourself – Be Your Inspiration
Today, I would like to arouse your inner self to drive all your focus towards yourself and to trust yourself. At this time, I want you to think of everything happened in the past that has made you feel pity,…
The Other Side of being Famous – The Bad & Ugly
When we watch our favourite superstars on TV or the internet, we aspire to be famous like them. It is ecstatic, isn’t it? But what we fail to cognise most of the time is the dark side of being famous.…
What does the Padmaavat Controversy tells us?
I know that Padmaavat controversy has now become a pretty corroded topic to discuss; but still, I felt like sharing what I wrote a couple of weeks ago. I came to this point of discussion after reading various articles over…
How we can stop Sexual Violence?
Oppression in today’s times is overwhelmingly omnipresent. From patriarchy to casteism, we open the morning newspaper only to have news of atrocious acts committed by humans on each other jump out at us. What shocks me to the core is…
Why Do Indians Still Believe In Godmen?
Humans have always believed in powers greater than themselves; be it fate or their faith in God. But, since eons, we have been collectively placing our beliefs in wrong people such as Godmen or Godwomen, only to be later cheated…