Priya, married to the ever-reliable Sanjeev for five years, finds herself drawn to Rahul, the charming new guy in accounts. They share a few laughs over drinks, and a spark ignites. Soon, “innocent” glances and lingering touches become a regular thing during their office picnic. However, once the picnic is over, Rahul starts avoiding […]
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July is a great time to relax with a good book. Whether you’re on vacation, at the beach, or just enjoying some quiet time at home, a great book can make your summer even better. Here are the top 5 books to read this July that will keep you entertained and inspired. The
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Some water droplets fell on my face, and I looked up, feeling the sky’s embrace. Like wine from the heavens, they gently kissed, reminding me of moments missed. Ghalib’s whispers were soft and clear, “Love’s just a drop, yet so dear.” His words remind us that the heart, though not made of stone, is filled
Hi, today we have an interesting interview. We have also reviewed her book on Instagram. Meet Tanvi Berwah, a captivating South Asian writer who weaves tales as vast as the cosmos and as rich as history itself. From a young age, Tanvi dreamt of touching the stars and traveling through time. Her debut YA novel,
Hi, this is Mili here, again and today, we have the pleasure of chatting with Meghna Pant, an extraordinary talent in the world of writing, screenwriting, journalism, and public speaking. With a remarkable list of accolades to her name, including prestigious awards like the Bharat Nirman Award and the Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Meghna is
Hi, it’s me Mili, Finally, its May, last month we were busy with A2Z Blog Challenge due to which we were a bit tied up. But here we are again. And this month the first post is mine. Today I am here with the interview of Author Kalpana Naghnoor of the book Across The Purple
Hi, its Mili here. It’s been long since I had interviewed an author. Today I have Mr Arun Krishnan, who is a marvellous author of the books ‘Battle of Vatapi’. Originally, it’s a historical battle in India that was fought was also a decisive engagement which took place between the Pallavas and Chalukyas (2 famous
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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 late, and
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Health is wealth, as everyone knows, but its true meaning came into existence when COVID hit the world. However, two and a half decades ago, health was always thought to be physical health. But no one talked about mental health. It was taboo to talk about Depression, Schizophrenia, and Parkinson’s disease. It was there earlier,
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Cancel culture has become a hot topic in recent years, with social media platforms giving rise to an increasing number of public shaming and call-out campaigns. The term “cancel culture” refers to the practice of boycotting, ostracizing, or otherwise punishing individuals or groups for controversial opinions or actions. While some view cancel culture as a
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“I am tired of this. I have had enough. I can feel whenever someone close to me is about to die. I’ve felt it since I was a child, and I still do whenever a relative or a friend is about to die. It’s not that I didn’t try to protect them; I did. Trust
