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Aastha Atray Talks About ‘Love Aaj Kal’ And Why Current Generation Struggles To Commit

‘But that is the way we are made; we don’t reason, where we feel; we just feel’ – Mark Twain The matters of the heart are the easiest and hardest to comprehend. They can be both startlingly...
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Priyangika Decides To Fight ‘Baby Farms’ When Reunited With Her Biological Mother

Adoption stories are not rare. Yet, very often we tend to see these in single focus or simplistic frames. These stories are usually about a child finding a secure better home who grows up becoming a c...
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Writer Paromita Bardoloi On Need For Listening Circles In Times Of Deafening Silence Of Self-Isolation

We live in a virtual world. We text fluently and send emojis to express our feelings. We have hundreds of followers and friends online and our social lives seem to rock just fine. But wait! Did...
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Anoushka Shankar On Meaning Of Vulnerability And Presence Of Women During Tough Times

Anoushka Shankar is a huge name in the musical world. She doesn’t really need an introduction, her illustrious career and noted musical acumen make her a talent to reckon with. The daughter of the l...
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“This Is How I Learned To Accept Being Alone,” Poet-Writer Ruby Dhal On Her Hope For Tomorrow

A speaker, writer and bestselling author of two books of poetry and prose, Ruby Dhal's third book, ‘My Hope for Tomorrow’, offers a therapeutic approach to mental and emotional battles that we ...
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In Shruti Buddhavarapu’s New Book, Loneliness Becomes Weightless In Noise And Silence Of A Millennial Life

It's a lot easier to be lost than found. It's the reason we're always searching and rarely discovered — so many locks not enough keys. - Sarah Dessen In today’s day and age, feeling lost is co...
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Hindi Poet Pallavi Mahajan On Self-Reflection, Vulnerability, And Less Female Voices In Spoken Word Poetry

William Wordsworth described poetry as the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings, which takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility. And in sync with the thought, I for one believe th...
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Here’s A Sneak Peek Into Raksha Bharadia’s Witty Take At ‘Chaos’ In Romance, Sexuality And Fidelity

Editor of 13 titles of the highly acclaimed and globally loved Chicken Soup series, Raksha Bharadia is an author and a creative writing professional, but it is her ability to wrap intelligent humor ...

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Aastha Atray Talks About ‘Love Aaj Kal’ And Why Current Generation Struggles To Commit

Priyangika Decides To Fight ‘Baby Farms’ When Reunited With Her Biological Mother

Writer Paromita Bardoloi On Need For Listening Circles In Times Of Deafening Silence Of Self-Isolation

Anoushka Shankar On Meaning Of Vulnerability And Presence Of Women During Tough Times

“This Is How I Learned To Accept Being Alone,” Poet-Writer Ruby Dhal On Her Hope For Tomorrow

In Shruti Buddhavarapu’s New Book, Loneliness Becomes Weightless In Noise And Silence Of A Millennial Life

Hindi Poet Pallavi Mahajan On Self-Reflection, Vulnerability, And Less Female Voices In Spoken Word Poetry

Here’s A Sneak Peek Into Raksha Bharadia’s Witty Take At ‘Chaos’ In Romance, Sexuality And Fidelity

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Aastha Atray Talks About ‘Love Aaj Kal’ And Why Current Generation Struggles To Commit

Priyangika Decides To Fight ‘Baby Farms’ When Reunited With Her Biological Mother

Writer Paromita Bardoloi On Need For Listening Circles In Times Of Deafening Silence Of Self-Isolation

Anoushka Shankar On Meaning Of Vulnerability And Presence Of Women During Tough Times

“This Is How I Learned To Accept Being Alone,” Poet-Writer Ruby Dhal On Her Hope For Tomorrow

In Shruti Buddhavarapu’s New Book, Loneliness Becomes Weightless In Noise And Silence Of A Millennial Life

Hindi Poet Pallavi Mahajan On Self-Reflection, Vulnerability, And Less Female Voices In Spoken Word Poetry

Here’s A Sneak Peek Into Raksha Bharadia’s Witty Take At ‘Chaos’ In Romance, Sexuality And Fidelity

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