A heart from India beats in China'
During a recent business trip to Finland, I decided to take a short cruise to Estonia. Those hours on the ship, surrounded by the calm sea, the quiet hum of travelers, and endless stretches of water turned out to be the perfect backdrop for reading. It was on this to-and-fro journey that I read Can... Continue Reading →
Before diving into today's reflection, I want to take a moment to thank you for your continued support and patience. It’s been a while since my last post, and I’m excited to be back. Life has kept me occupied with some personal commitments, but I’ve found the energy and inspiration to return to writing. Today,... Continue Reading →
Naveen Patnaik's tenure as Chief Minister has undeniably seen Odisha evolve positively.
"Note: You can skip the first two paragraphs of this post to read on Bangalore" The Backdrop: Sometimes, life's journey takes unexpected turns, and we find ourselves in moments of profound sadness. Sometimes, my heart feels heavy with emotions that I can't put into words. Sometimes, life feels really really heavy. Thursday, June 29 was... Continue Reading →
Small is Beautiful. "The word 'small' conveys that something is minor or not of much importance, but 'small' can also be a 'thing of beauty." The Blue Umbrella by Ruskin Bond is a simple yet beautiful story of a ten-year-old girl Binya who lives in a small remote hilly village of Garhwal in the Himalayas.... Continue Reading →
April 23, the day has come again. It's World Book Day today! Why Reading is Important? Reading is a must for everyone. It helps you to be patient, calm, open up your imagination, build your thoughts. The most useful of reading is learning new things about the world. It gives you endless knowledge and lessons while sitting... Continue Reading →
Words fail me!! I am deeply saddened to tell you that we suffered a pregnancy miscarriage recently. We wished for a baby, but God gave us an angel instead. It's never easy to communicate to your wife and family members about the loss of pregnancy. I am the kind of person who usually does not... Continue Reading →
There’s No Poetry in a Typhoon by Agnès Bun will straight take you deep into the devastation of the Philipines by Typhoon Haiyan 2013, the 2014 War Zone of Ukraine, the Earthquake and Floods of Nepal (2015) and Sri Lanka (2017), the Rohingya Refugee Camps of Bangladesh (2017), and the Daily Adventures of India between... Continue Reading →
Technology is great, if we're in control of it. It's not so great if it takes control of us. Sadly, for most of us today, the latter is true. This is perhaps one of the greatest obstacles we face today, with so much technology and so many distractions. We're listening to a video on YouTube... Continue Reading →
When you realize that it's already fallen apart and there is no chance of getting better, and if somebody thinks he/she is better off without you, so let's be it, and give them their space. It's truly tough to say goodbye to someone but at times it requires, it requires not only for them to... Continue Reading →
Thooghts - a Dash of Emotions 