Valentine’s Day holds a new meaning – celebrating love for herself. From youthful crushes to arranged marriage, true love transcends appearances and is rediscovered in self-love.
Sankranti memories can be bittersweet. The author shares how her Aai’s spirit lives on in their family’s celebrations.
Aditi pays a tribute to Didima – her maternal grandmother in this essay.
There is nothing that I can do to erase the past. I conveniently and coldly say so, but I’m not a cold mother.
The trip was a chance to relive the good old times as well as to appreciate the women we had become. Every moment was a testament to our strong friendship and the joy of creating new memories together.
It scares me that mothers can age too. Even if I find it hard to accept, she is slowing down and not as invincible as I’ve always perceived her to be.
Through a fictional piece, Anuja asks some pertinent questions.
Why is it that a woman has to give up her taste and likings once she gets married?
Why does her choice take a backseat?
Relooking at our Mothers-in-law from a different persspective.
Why are there so many cases where the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law doesn’t bond? Anuja presents a deep-rooted analysis.
