Religion, Faith and Cancer
The trick that life plays when you are on the edge is confusing. This is an excerpt from a chapter written by Anuraag Khaund for the book ‘Adulting with Cancer’
Personal Stories
This sub-category is like a personal blog for writers. Writings primarily based in personal experience are part of this.
Fumbling through Bumble – Confessions of Using an ‘Unsanskari’ Dating App
Here, on a dating app, you’re asked about actual things that you want from a relationship – like if you want kids, want to hook up or basaofy your ghar grihasti. These are some pertinent, deal-breaking points in a relationship that you get to tackle from the get-go.
Making room for happiness
Travel gets you out of the familiarity and the routine. And while the familiar is the warm cozy sweater which we also need, travelling gets you thinking about what else to wear.
Thank you letter to a ‘narrow-minded’ father
Dear Papa, I have a confession to make. As a kid, I saw you as a conservative and a narrow-minded person. And my only reason for seeing you was because you never liked Di and me wearing clothes that were even a little revealing. I used to get envious of my friends and cousins who…
The Pasta fetish and the Macaroni reality
It is not the pasta that you are eating, rather it is a failed system that is continuing to eat you!!
One last darkness – Pari’s tale of hope
“Ghalib would repeatedly slide his hands into her salwar suit and cup her breasts and start fondling them. She tried to push him away several times but in vain.” Dear reader, I wish I could tell you that she is a heroic woman who intermittently dreams of fighting zombies on some unknown planet
MUN demands a complete skillset
Ken George is the last year B. Sc (Hons.) Physics student at St. Stephen’s College and discovered the talent in oratory through MUN in school.
How a dead buffalo made me go vegan
Going vegan is the easiest step you can take to reduce your suffering footprint while also helping the environment and improving your health.
I Scribble, I Speculate, I Decide: A Journey in Writing
When I learned to widen my conscience, I sought the path that a plethora of writers have followed in making their name.
Liberal arts alternates your worldview
Our society attaches unnecessary meanings to the knowledge of English. Language is a medium of communication. That’s all
Knowing Bhutan: My Experience as a Youth Ambassador
The Bhutanese notion of progress and development is very niche and distinct from any other country across the globe.
Greens, jeez & these generations!
[responsivevoice_button voice=”US Female” buttontext=”Read out this Theel for me”] 2-3 drops. Not neat, always with a glass of water, preferably warm. Mix well. The green color, synonymous with nature and health, quite literally fits the description of this thing. Tiny, sleek bottle, but you dread getting closer because magic takes time, and the wait period feels…
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