This article discusses the societal pressure on Indian women to marry by a certain age, sharing personal experiences and frustrations. It challenges the notion that marriage should be tied to age or societal expectations, advocating for personal choice, rejecting dowry, and emphasizing self-worth over societal norms.
Samyak, a student preparing for the JEE exams, grapples with the pressures of coaching institutes that treat students as advertising tools. While acknowledging the need for coaching, the author criticizes the imposition of uniforms and marketing tactics, urging for a return to dignity and individuality in students’ educational experiences.
Books open up new worlds and stimulate imagination, offering knowledge, creativity, and emotional connections. They are timeless companions, influencing minds, shaping perspectives, and preserving history. In an age of digital distractions, books remain essential for growth and understanding. Embrace reading to nurture your soul and expand your horizons.
The article reflects on the lasting influence of two English teachers, Chanda Sir and Sunderasena Miss, highlighting their impact beyond academics. Through their unique styles—one playful, the other strict—they taught life lessons, shaped values, and inspired students. Their legacy endures, emphasizing the profound, timeless role of educators.
This poem celebrates India’s Independence Day by reflecting on the nation’s journey from its past as the “Golden Bird” to its present freedom, earned through the sacrifices of countless brave souls. It honors the legacy of unsung heroes and emphasizes the importance of continuing their mission to uphold India’s greatness.
“Two for Joy” tells the story of Raj and Supriya, whose love blossoms from a chance meeting in a movie theater to a deep, enduring relationship. Despite facing infertility and heartbreak, their bond remains strong, symbolized by two mynah birds in their garden, representing their lasting joy and connection.
Life offers a mix of experiences, and our reactions to the same events can differ widely. This article explores how different situations have elicited varying responses from people at different stages of life, highlighting the importance of humor and perspective.
INTRODUCTION Some books leave you with a sweet, sated aftertaste, and then some make you ponder, question, debate and discuss. Dr Aparna Salvi Nagda’s debut
Tiyas finds herself amidst the chaos of a city life, grappling with the challenges of crowded buses and missed romantic opportunities.
Women are often the keepers of customs and traditions in a family and teach the next generation. Perhaps exercising our franchise is a lesson that we need to pass on to our daughters as well.
