My normal day:           I had a bizarre idea of living one day without the use of mobile phone, television and computer. I knew it wouldn’t be easy and guess what? It wasn’t! My day started late by 11 am. As there was nothing significant to...

          As she was trekking, one song started playing from her shuffled playlist. That song took her years behind. A time when she wasn’t successful, married and when she had friends. A time when she knew what it felt like to listen to songs, dance to...

          Today I’m posting the first guest post on my blog. This wonderful poem is written by my college classmate and friend, Avani Gala. Not only is she sweet but so are her words. She is an intelligent person with a pure soul, sweetness and lots...

          After I finished reading Khaled Hosseini’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’, I was firm on not writing a review on it. The sole reason was because I thought I am just a nobody to review such a classic masterpiece of a life-changing novel. However, somewhere...

          As I walked home from office drenched in rain, I couldn’t help but smile all the way. First rains are always special. Here I am, enjoying the most of monsoon’s first rainfall. There’s a marvellous thundering followed by the down pour of more water....

          Throughout the world, India is known for its rich culture and heritage. Everyone adores the many festivals we celebrate. Sometimes, it feels like there are more festivals than days in a year. There are other plenty of ceremonies like baby showers, thread ceremonies, weddings, poojas and...

Introduction:           ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell is a story about a farm owned and managed by animals. It’s a mere 95 pages book which may come off as a simplistic story unless you read beyond it. As I was half way through it, I...

          Hello, readers! From this Monday onward, I’ll be starting a series titled ‘Monday Moments’. In this I’ll be writing a paragraph of a moment. It’ll be the description of an incident or a feeling. For example, a hug or a kid’s first step or dying or achieving...

          A couple of years ago, I read in the newspaper that ‘Gone Girl’ by Gillian Flynn is among the top 5 of the year. I had been meaning to read it ever since. Finally, I have read it and I’m not so pleased. Maybe...

          Today I’m posting a travel entry as a ‘Throwback Thursday’ post. I went on a short trip to Panchgani which is a hill station in Maharashtra during the first week of May.  Even though there was heat as much as Mumbai, it was fun to visit the place....