I am just a year short of saying that I have been in Bangalore for a decade and I am looking forward to that day as much as I look forward to my birthday every year. So you know that I love Bangalore so much that I am not going to trade anything for living … More Landmarks Make a City
How do you feel when a stranger helps you cross a busy road? How do you feel when someone gives you back your lost wallet with all the valuables intact? Have you even noticed a smile on that kid’s face when you stop at a signal and buy a little rose? Have you ever tried a … More Bliss in Humanity
W.A.T.E.R is not just water for a traditional Hinduism following Indian. It is another name for faith. Every other ritual or ceremony has this important element in some form. We even worship our rivers like Ganga and “Sangam“, a point where three scared rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati meet, holds a lot of religious value … More Water and Faith
house (noun) : a building in which people live home (noun) : the place in which one’s domestic affections are centered The difference between a house and a home is pretty evident. When I got my first job, I stepped out of the hostel life and paying guest accommodations. That was the first time I had to look … More House Vs. Home
My first entry for Wordless Wednesday and the above is a simple rule of my life. I love my work but I am living to love, be loved, write, read, travel and of course laugh 🙂 Also linking this post to the Daily Prompt – Work? Optional!
Last week I got an opportunity to watch a documentary on the lives and thoughts of eight Indian women and their take on family, love, sex, success, financial independence, marriage and so much more. This documentary was an inspiration to me in the most candid form and firmed my belief in a lot of ways … More Scattered Windows, Connected Doors
Over the last year, I have been pretty regular to blogging and I believe that writing just like reading opens up the mind. Sometimes, even when I am not writing, I am thinking about writing. Writing lets me see things in a different light and I do enjoy this one special thing about penning down … More We, the people
I love looking at old pictures for one big reason – it takes me back to the time when it was clicked, people, that wonderful day, and what not! It kind of unfolds a story and even years later the story doesn’t change. The story of this picture is the first one in a series … More A picture is worth a thousand words – I
When I first read the “Phenomenal Woman” I did not know who Maya Angelou was. I had never seen a computer that time and hence Googling was not an option in my world. I read the poem when it was shared by a teacher and being a teenager it made me introspect and see where I … More A Phenomenal Woman
All of those who blog and write, sometimes imagine a perfect setting where they could write uninterrupted as if there was nothing more important than that specific moment. When it comes to a room with a view and I am in a room with loved ones doing any other daily chore, I really don’t care. But … More A view
happiness and food 