How adventurous would it be if you were intergalactically taken forward to the 32nd century? I imagine you would … More
Author: Rashmi Bora Das
Settled in the suburbs of Atlanta, USA with a techie husband and a son following in his father's footsteps. Writing is pure therapy for me and soothes my soul. However, I pride myself mostly on being a mother which to me is the most beautiful entity on earth!
When A Parent Asks: “Where Did You Lose Those 5 Marks?”
Indian origin journalist Megha Rajagopalan just recently was conferred the prestigious Pulitzer Prize with Alison Killing and Christo Buschek for … More
“They See My Disability, I See My Ability”: Muniba Mazari Continues to Inspire
In an Instagram post marked with humility, Muniba Mazari on July 7 shared the news of being recognized as one … More
Yes, You’re An Awesome Mom, But You’re Also Someone More Than That!
Motherhood is a blissful state, and the joys that come with it are unparalleled. But what happens when a mother … More
Geeta Malik’s India Sweets And Spices Stirs Up A Delicious Cinematic Recipe
I had been waiting to watch Geeta Malik’s India Sweets and Spices ever since it buzzed in the news that … More
From Her Views on the #MeToo Movement To Aging Gracefully, Sharon Stone Truly Impresses!
Image source: Sharon Stone’s Twitter Page She has grace, beauty, and elegance. Her talent shines, and the accolades she has … More
Lifescape: A Story of Emancipation and Female Empowerment
Debamita Chakraborty’s debut novel Lifescape mirrors the truths and travails blanketing a rural area of Gujarat. Governed by customs, traditions, … More
Spreading the Gospel of Positivity And Patience During Covid
I flew out of my parents’ nest and stepped out of India in my early twenties. Like many of us … More
Mukti Bhawan Celebrates The Parental Bond With Delicate Sensitivity
I would say it’s a rather uncanny coincidence. Mukti Bhawan is a film that I had wanted to write about … More
Silliness and Smiles, Sugar and Spice: A Mother’s Day Tribute
It was close to my birthday. Holding a present untidily wrapped with tape all over, my little one came up … More
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