A hilarious satire on the obsession with Western etiquette, this piece mocks the absurdity of overrefined manners infiltrating everyday Indian life. From peeling bananas with cutlery to closing doors “gracefully,” the narrator humorously chronicles her descent into decorum overload—only to reject it all and embrace unapologetic desi authenticity.
A hilarious satire on the obsession with Western etiquette, this piece mocks the absurdity of overrefined manners infiltrating everyday Indian life. From peeling bananas with cutlery to closing doors “gracefully,” the narrator humorously chronicles her descent into decorum overload—only to reject it all and embrace unapologetic desi authenticity.
Review of the book ‘Daughters Who Loved’ by Maitabi Banerjee.
This article presents a review of ten books from various genres that have left a lasting impact on the author’s psyche. Each of these works offers a unique perspective on life, identity, and the human experience, inviting readers to reflect and engage deeply with their stories. Whether through the lens of psychology, history, or personal struggle, these books promise to inspire and resonate with anyone who dares to explore them.
This article explores thrilling travel experiences that should be on every adventurer’s bucket list. From underwater escapades in the Andaman Islands to parasailing in Pattaya and the serenity of houseboats in Kerala, each adventure promises a unique and exhilarating encounter with nature and culture. The experiences offer a blend of adrenaline, beauty, and unforgettable moments in some of the world’s most scenic destinations.
