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#durga

Durga Pujo – An Emotion

Durga Pujo is more than a festival—it’s an emotion for Bengalis, symbolizing the Goddess’s homecoming. Marked by dhak beats, kash ful, dhunuchi nach, pandal hopping, bhog, cultural programs, and sindoor khela, it blends devotion, art, and community. A vibrant celebration of faith, femininity, creativity, and Bengali identity.

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Bhagawathy

Chottanikkara Bhagawathy- Mystery Healer To Her Children In Trauma.

The Chottanikkara Temple in Kerala, home to the powerful and compassionate Chottanikkara Amma, is renowned for healing mental trauma and warding off evil. Encompassing Saraswati, Lakshmi, and Durga, the Goddess offers daily solace to devotees. Sacred rituals like Guruthy Pooja reflect her fierce protection, mysterious power, and maternal love.

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3Idiots

Three Idiots, Teachers’ Day And Toxicity.

Through a teacher’s lens, Three Idiots glamorizes rebellion, mocks educators, and glorifies suicide while unfairly blaming parents and teachers. Rancho, hailed as a hero, is portrayed as toxic and manipulative, misleading friends and ridiculing authority. The movie’s influence on students raises concerns about discipline, respect, and the dangers of misplaced hero worship.

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prevention

World Suicide Prevention Day, 10th September

Suicide, often rooted in mental health struggles, trauma, or life pressures, is a permanent response to temporary pain. The narrative blends data with lived experience, stressing that recovery is possible through support, self-care, and professional help. Compassionate intervention and helplines like KIRAN and AASRA can provide hope, safety, and healing.

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A Bond Beyond Labels

Shruti, once a vibrant professional turned silenced homemaker, rediscovers herself through writing. An accidental encounter with Shivin sparks a rare, nonjudgmental friendship that empowers her. Misunderstandings force separation, but forgiveness reunites them. Their bond—deep, honest, and beyond labels—becomes her refuge, proving that true companionship transcends convention and restores lost courage.

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Responsible Tourism

Responsible tourism is about traveling mindfully—protecting the environment, respecting cultures, supporting local businesses, and safeguarding wildlife. By choosing eco-friendly options, honoring local traditions, and helping communities thrive, we ensure that tourism enriches both travelers and hosts. Sustainable travel creates joy today while preserving destinations for future generations.

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motherhood

Does Art Imitate Life Or Vice Versa?

Art shapes life, but unchecked influences—like films glorifying bullying or “coolness”—can harm children. Mindful parenting is key: guiding kids toward empathy, integrity, and self-worth rather than shallow popularity. True strength lies in authenticity, not domination. As Rufus Wainwright says, “Being uncool is the coolest you can be.

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DINK

To DINK or Not to DINK – The Philosophy I Ponder Upon

The DINK (Double Income, No Kids) lifestyle offers financial freedom and flexibility, but the real issue lies not in raising children, but in poor planning. Parenthood need not feel like a burden if finances and responsibilities are managed well. Ultimately, thoughtful planning transforms obligations into blessings, ensuring a fulfilling life.

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#darkness

Whispers of The Darkness

When night falls, grief is not the only visitor. Some whispers call from shadows, some footsteps follow unseen. This tale unravels what happens when sorrow draws darkness closer. This is the first tale under our sub-column, Supernatural Saga

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#jokeculture

Just A Joke – Or Not?

his is a sharp, unflinching reflection on the hidden harm in “just a joke” culture—calling out complicity, silence, and the cost women bear for speaking up against everyday misogyny.

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