Follow me Hey there! Have you seen how we read poems differently now? It’s not only about books. These days, rather than buying a poetry book of a new poet and reading it we prefer reading poems on Instagram and Facebook. Let’s talk about why is this going on. We all have come across […]
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Follow me On November 11th, we gathered again for our Book Club meeting, this time to celebrate Diwali. It was pre-decided that we would all wear ethnic attire, except for Meher and me, as we had our reasons for not doing so. Having missed the last meeting, I realized that I had missed a lot.
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Follow me Once upon a time in the enchanting land of Nom-Nomville, there lived a passionate foodie named Fred. He adored everything about food, from its tantalizing tastes to its mouthwatering aromas. Fred couldn’t resist a culinary adventure, and he proudly wore the badge of a self-proclaimed foodie. Fred was well-known in the town for
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Follow me Once upon a time in the vibrant Indian town of Chaiville, there lived a fellow named Chaiwala Chintu. He was not just an ordinary guy; he was a master of all things chai, and he ran a tiny tea stall that served the most magical concoctions. But there was a problem in Chaiwala
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Follow me This movie was shared with me by a friend who loves K-Dramas and Korean Movies and is a big fan of Gong Yoo and some others whose names I can’t recall. So, some time back, I was traveling and had 2 hours of free time, so I decided to watch this movie, and
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Follow me Embarking on a Culinary Adventure Welcome to our culinary adventure across the globe! Today, we’ll be taking a tantalizing tour of various countries, discovering their popular street foods. From spicy and savory to sweet and tangy, these delightful treats offer a unique taste of each nation’s vibrant culinary culture. So fasten your seatbelts
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Follow me It was our meeting day again. This time only four of us were there: Bhavik, Rajeshwari, Vikram, and me. Ankur couldn’t attend because he is sick, Pritam got caught up with work, Meher, and others couldn’t come because of reasons. Today, our meeting got extended because, first of all, except Bhavik, we were
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Follow me I’ve been thinking a lot about what to write, and it’s a bit challenging because I’ve never really written about my family before. I have two nieces. The elder one, let’s call her X. She’s seven years younger than me. The other one, Lets’ call her Y, is thirteen. X was born in
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Follow me Once upon a time in the bustling Indian town of Jollynagar, there lived a wise old teacher named Mrs. Patel. She had a magical way of making even the dullest lessons sparkle with excitement. One sunny morning in her kindergarten class, she decided to embark on a hilarious adventure with the “12 Powerful
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Follow me Once upon a time in the lively Indian town of Chaiville, there were two best friends, Raj and Rohit, who loved nothing more than chatting with each other. Every evening, they would gather at the local tea stall to chat and share stories. One scorching summer day, Raj came rushing to their usual
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Follow me This Saturday, at our book club meeting of Jab We Booked, Bhavik presented Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead” in great detail, lasting for a full 22 minutes. Among the many things he discussed, one sentence caught my attention: the difference in how Westerners approach prayer compared to Indians. Indian prayers mostly focus on gratitude
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Follow me Life is like a quiet, safe haven for introverted souls, where speaking up may feel like a distant storm. It’s a journey where sometimes, being heard is a challenge. But as I keep on telling people; life is our canvas, and our voice is a brush; even gentle strokes can create a masterpiece.
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Follow me In the still of night, under starry skies so high, A girl at her balcony, with coffee by her side. She sips in silence, a moment to unwind, As thoughts in her mind, like constellations, align. She gazes beyond, where city lights do gleam, A world of stories, in each twinkling beam. The
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Follow me Once upon a time in a bustling farmer’s market, there lived a jalapeno named Pablo. Now, you might think being a jalapeno isn’t all that exciting, but Pablo was no ordinary pepper. He had dreams – dreams of adding a fiery spice to the mundane lives of veggies around him. Pablo’s adventure began
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Follow me Once upon a time, in the quirky town of Munchville, something truly eerie was about to happen. It all began on a chilly Halloween night when the mischievous popcorn kernels decided to put on a show like no other. These little kernels were tired of their plain old fate of becoming popcorn, so
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