Monsoons in Bengal were more than just a season—they were magic woven into memories. From childhood joys of walking barefoot in waterlogged streets, sailing paper boats, and listening to ghost stories during power cuts, to savoring khichuri with Hilsa, these rains shaped a sensory-rich, soul-deep nostalgia that still lingers.
Meet a self-proclaimed Naazuk Kali who’s spent a lifetime dodging PT classes, sun headaches, and surprise aches. In this witty, relatable account, she chronicles how Yoga became her unlikely ally. From groaning through stretches to embracing slow progress, it’s a refreshingly real read.
A mother’s nostalgic love for monsoons fades under the weight of trauma from Mumbai’s 2005 deluge. Once a carefree rain lover, she now feels anxiety, fearing for her family’s safety. Through vivid memories and maternal instincts, she reveals how motherhood reshapes joy into protective caution—especially during unpredictable rainy days.
When a workplace harassment complaint from a transgender employee, Adwaita, reaches HR, Sheena prepares for damage control. But Adwaita challenges her to look beyond punishment—to question systemic ignorance. Through their conversation, Sheena realizes that true inclusiveness isn’t just policy—it starts with awareness, empathy, and action from within.
India offers a range of government-backed investment schemes aimed at encouraging savings, securing futures, and supporting economic growth. This article provides a simple overview of some of the most popular schemes—tailored for students, professionals, and retirees alike. From tax-saving options to long-term wealth creation plans, these initiatives combine safety with steady returns, making them attractive choices for anyone looking to invest wisely and responsibly.
This write-up reflects on the author’s love for cricket, the significance of the number 10 in sports, and the iconic athletes who have worn it. It highlights how sports unite people and inspire generations, emphasizing the ongoing excitement and passion for the game.
Thousands gathered peacefully at Jallianwala Bagh against the Rowlatt Act, but British troops, led by General Dyer, opened fire without warning. The massacre triggered nationwide outrage, global condemnation, and a turning point in India’s freedom struggle—fueling resistance, sacrifice, and the rise of revolutionary spirit.
Rhythms of renewal exist all around us, from nature’s cycles to cultural traditions. Inspired by Rebekah Lyons’ book and Blue Zones research, this piece explores the power of rest, restoration, connection, and creation. By embracing purpose, routine, and community, we can sustain passion, foster well-being, and celebrate life’s evolving rhythms.
A dark-skinned widow in conservative Bengal, Mrinmoyee Devi defied societal shackles to build her own destiny. From a rejected girl forced into marriage to a successful entrepreneur, she found solace in crafting sweets. Her shop, MRINMOYEE MISHTANNA BHANDAR, became a symbol of resilience, giving hope to outcast women like herself.
A mother struggles to accept her daughter Ruhana, born with Down Syndrome after years of IVF. Over time, love replaces grief as Ruhana flourishes into a kind, talented baker. When she finds love with Juvan, another specially-abled individual, her parents finally realize—she was never a letdown but life’s greatest gift.
