In this edition of Tickling the Humerus, the author deviates from nonfiction and pens a simple tale of Doyel, who loses her husband for a night but gains a cat. How did the chain of events lead to this catastrophe (pun intended)? Read the story to find out.
In this edition of Tickling the Humerus, the author deviates from nonfiction and pens a simple tale of Doyel, who loses her husband for a night but gains a cat. How did the chain of events lead to this catastrophe (pun intended)? Read the story to find out.
At a bustling wedding feast, Chutney and Papad lament being placed last, doubting their importance. Through banter, reassurance, and a mischievous act of revenge, they rediscover their value. When guests return to them for relief and flavour, the duo proudly embraces their irreplaceable role as the perfect, inseparable pair.
Nadia Hashimi’s A House Without Windows powerfully portrays Zeba, a woman accused of murdering her husband in Afghanistan. Through prison life, sisterhood, and a flawed justice system, the book reveals how women are condemned more for moral transgressions than crimes. A poignant, gripping novel, it celebrates resilience amidst oppression.
On a rainy morning, a planned trek to the Leopard Trail near Gurgaon transforms into a serene nature adventure. Though leopard sightings are rare, the rain-washed Aravallis, blooming lotuses, chirping birds, and cozy cafes offer a refreshing escape. A peaceful trek, scenic beauty, and soulful breakfast make it unforgettable.
