ASI Babita Singh Reporting becomes a lens to examine the invisible ways women are silenced – through emotional abuse, humiliation, unpaid labour, financial control and expectations. This personal reflection explores how women can disappear within prescribed roles while appearing perfectly fine. It asks a crucial question – are women truly heard, respected and free?
This thought-provoking piece explores parenting beyond restrictions, arguing that children need responsibility, emotional resilience and critical thinking to navigate relationships, rejection, peer pressure and digital spaces. It stresses consent, boundaries, accountability and gender equality, while cautioning against victim-blaming. Ultimately, it calls for raising children who can make responsible choices when parents aren’t around.
Self-care is often mistaken for selfishness, especially by women conditioned to prioritise everyone else. This reflective piece explores embracing the unfettered 40s, rediscovering oneself through travel, art and solitude, and learning to let go of expectations. It is a gentle reminder to listen to your soul, protect your wellbeing and choose yourself.
Ravana is traditionally portrayed as the ultimate villain, yet mythology and literature reveal a more complex character – powerful, devoted, ambitious, and flawed. His downfall involved arrogance, betrayal, deception, and divine intervention. Through Ravana’s story and other mythological boons, the narrative explores how no power or blessing can ultimately prevail over Dharma and cosmic order.
