Would you believe if I tell you that Dettol is older than the time when India became a Republic? Yes! Dettol is a household name in India since a long time and I think as kids we have all dreaded injuring ourselves else Mummy “Dettol laga dengi”! The best and the most reliable antiseptic ever. … More Dettol Multi-Use Wipes – Product Review
This Saturday afternoon, I was reading Readers’ Digest when these lines from an article lit something in my heart and brain. Not the exact words, but they were something like, “You don’t own your children. They do not belong to you.They have just been entrusted on to you by life so that you could bring … More Sorry, I’m not married yet!
Yes, I know what you are thinking. The name of the book confused me as well but flipping it open and reading a couple of pages clarified all doubts. I have known Santosh, one of the authors of the book for over four years now and hence when he sent this book over I knew that I … More Title is Untitled : A Book Review
Green, Yellow, and bright as White, Veggie, Pulse and Rice is a delight.. It was an “Aha” moment for me when I got to know that a blog post written by me can feed one Akshaya Patra beneficiary for a whole year. Bloggers write for the love of writing and if that love could help feed … More The Color of Food
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More "T" Tantrums
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More “T” Tantrums
When we were kids, any English essay about India would start with the clichéd opening “India is a land of festivals”. That time I did not know many festivals and was particularly clueless about the ones celebrated in the southern part of India. This year has been special – just two weeks after we bid … More Onam Pookalam – an arty affair
This post is a part of Wordless Wednesday(3/n) and I am dedicating this to Ganesh Chaturthi, a popular festival in India which was celebrated over the last weekend. Lord Ganesha brings success, peace and prosperity in lives and I pray for a better world and better us! Also linking this post to the Write Tribe Pro … More You are loved, Ganesha!
Hello World, my old friend, Do you want to take a random guess about what I have been thinking over this long weekend? A restaurant review, a travel experience or a lesson on feminism? NO. Today is about letting others love “who” they want to and taking pride in who we are. Today is about … More Loving Pride
“The pages turn themselves” and I must admit that a thriller is one where this is must. Though I have never read an Indian thriller before, Private India did not disappoint me. Plot & Storyline: Set up in Mumbai, the novel is fast paced and all characters are introduced within first 100 pages of the book. Santosh … More Private India : A Book Review
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