Inheritance is a moving story about love, acceptance and generational growth. When Diya reveals that she wants to marry Resham, the grandmother she adores struggles to understand. Yet, drawing from her own experience of choosing love against societal expectations, Dimma ultimately chooses trust, compassion and family over prejudice.
This review explores Mother Mary Comes to Me as a deeply personal memoir about Arundhati Roy’s complex relationship with her mother, Mary Roy. Through love, grief, feminism, and emotional conflict, the book reflects how a strong yet volatile mother shaped Roy’s identity, resilience, writing, and lifelong empathy for injustice and human struggle.
A heartfelt letter expressing deep gratitude to a mother for her silent sacrifices, unconditional love, and unwavering support. The writer reflects on lessons learned through her mother’s strength and care, cherishing her as a constant source of comfort, inspiration, and resilience, and hopes to embody even a fraction of her love.
Haemophilia is a rare genetic bleeding disorder where blood doesn’t clot properly, causing excessive bleeding. Types A and B result from missing clotting factors. Though lifelong, it can be managed with timely diagnosis, treatment, and care. World Haemophilia Day raises awareness, promoting early detection and better access to treatment globally.
A reflective journey traces the uneasy shift from small-town comfort to city independence, capturing early missteps, unexpected lessons, and how leaving home reshapes confidence, responsibility, and lifelong friendships.
A reflection on unlearning the social conditioning many girls grow up with, celebrating women who challenge expectations, redefine roles, and inspire others to claim their space with courage and conviction.
Somewhere between Saathiya, Dil Chahta Hai and Band Baaja Baarat, I realised old Hindi films felt warmer because faces actually moved and emoted. Imperfections made heartbreak believable and joy infectious. Today’s uniform, over-perfected aesthetic may look flawless, but when faces stop telling stories, cinema quietly loses its soul.
Reflecting on love beyond clichés, the narrator redefines Valentine’s Day as an act of radical self-love. Tracing her journey through desire, motherhood, body changes, and societal pressures, she embraces her evolving body with pride and sensual confidence,urging women to reclaim beauty on their own terms and “strike a pose” for themselves.
This story weaves Bengali folklore and social wisdom through the legend of the Meccho Bhoot, a fish-hungry spirit said to haunt those carrying fish after dark. Beyond superstition, it reflects ancestral safety measures, warning communities against dangerous waters at night and preserving traditions through fear and respect.
Lucknow reveals itself as a city of layered history, refined culture, and unforgettable cuisine. From Nawabi architecture and the 1857 rebellion to Feluda’s trails and legendary kebabs, the city charms with quiet elegance. Often overlooked, Lucknow leaves a lasting imprint—on the mind, palate, and soul.
