A murder of crows sits atop the smouldering block of concrete. Is it sewage tank? Is it a marker? No one around the gawking birds seems to care too much. I spill a drop of water on the surface only to see it instantly evaporated into thin air. I could hear a buzz; it might just have sizzled.
A balance seems to lack in the metropolitan culture in contrast. No matter how deep you look, souls are never visible from behind the veils of social reactions. Where would Maslow identify us in the pyramid of hierarchy?
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The on ground reality of the April 2021 forest fires in Uttarakhand.
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In Ranikhet, Uttarakhand, the women of Umang Himalaya make lip-smacking jam and memories together.
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There’s an air of satisfaction as she shares her story, and I can’t help but revel in it with her.
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In a land where livelihoods are bare minimum and ambition is based on happiness rather than achievement, women find joining hands a sacred way to get by. Dearth is ample, but contentment flows in rivers. Self help groups, thus, become a great channel to imbibe values, yes, but also to make life a little more comfortable by knowing that they’re not alone.
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A review of Little Llama cafe, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.
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A review of The Grammar Room, Delhi.
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In the race to be on the right track, we forget to ask ourselves who’s judging the marathon really. We often tend overlook the simplest, most important context to success..
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Guest Post by Cathalynn Labonté-Smith : Let’s go for coffee. Many of you are probably aching to say or hear that phrase right now, depending upon where your location is at in the lockdown scale. A phrase that was once taken for granted, but is now a rare treat or a much anticipated sign of normalcy returning.
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