Idling away on Facebook, I came across a fellow blogger’s status message that said “Until February 10, the world is Delhi”. I don’t think anyone who feels connected to India would have second thoughts about this. All over news, debates, office lunches and discussions, the only topic that is on fire is Delhi Elections. Our favorite Amul also … More A chance to run Dilli
When I first heard the acronym MIL for Mother-In-Law, I did not know it can be used interchangeably with Monster-In-law. I wonder where did these loving and doting mothers went wrong? I wonder if these mothers can love their son unconditionally, why can’t they shower their son’s wife with the same love? I wonder that … More #MicroblogMondays – MIL or MIL?
It is very unlikely that you receive a book to review and once you read it, the concept and story stays alive in some corner of your heart and coaxes you to think of the society we live in and what all people go through each single day. Rapescars is one such book and as … More Rapescars : A Book Review
We all love our firsts – the first school, the first job, the first shot at fame, the first blog, and the list goes on. To my list of firsts, this Friday was the day I added my first blogger meet – the ASUS Indiblogger Meet – 2015. When Indiblogger announced the Bangalore meet and … More My First (Indi)Blogger Meet
We are all know the benefits of reading. Don’t we? Remember Sunday Punch #7 was about all the good things reading does to our mind? Have you ever wondered what kind of reader you are? Do you keep reading many books at one time or do you reread the ones you loved? I think I am … More What Kind of reader are you?
A lot of people have heard this story from me and this is my story. Very close to my heart and yet one that has been narrated a lot of times. I am no Sheryl Sandberg or Saina Nehwal, neither I am Bachi Karkaria or Chanda Kochhar. I am just an ordinary woman – married and … More Shut the door on "OR" and Use your "And"
A lot of people have heard this story from me and this is my story. Very close to my heart and yet one that has been narrated a lot of times. I am no Sheryl Sandberg or Saina Nehwal, neither I am Bachi Karkaria or Chanda Kochhar. I am just an ordinary woman – married and … More Shut the door on “OR” and Use your “And”
When I first heard about Kalyug, the cover page was an image file saved in a smart phone and the blurb was shared personally. I do not have many author friends who happen to come from the same college as mine and hence when this book got launched, I was curious to get my hands … More Kalyug : A Book Review
Very recently, I came across this article written by Jessica Bennett who is a contributing columnist at Time.com. She covers the intersection of gender, sexuality, business and pop culture and also writes regularly for the New York Times. She contributes on special projects for Sheryl Sandberg’s women’s nonprofit, Lean In. This is a great article and there is lot to learn, observe … More How to deal with Manterrupting and Bropropriating
I was a 15 year old when I first saw a computer. It wasn’t introduced as a subject at my school and I was on vacation in Mumbai when this episode happened. With the touch of the mouse when the cursor moved, my jaws dropped and it felt like a magic. Those were the Pentium Processor … More Go Sleek with ASUS
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