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Children should be taught to aspire to be successful, but success doesn't have to mean an IIT admission only!
Published in 2023, Swati Narayan’s book ‘Unequal: Why India Lags Behind Its Neighbours’ is an interesting read that is both engrossing and enlightening. It compares India’s Bihar with neighboring geographically contiguous countries, Bangladesh and Nepal, because of their similarity in history, geography, culture and average incomes. It also analyzes India’s southern states of Tamil Nadu […]
Support the dreams of your children, as they may be quite capable of deciding for themselves instead of you imposing your will on them.
I can’t be the only one who finds it really, really odd that men’s stores don’t have women tailors taking their measurements, but women’s stores have men taking women’s measurements. When women go to a store selling clothes that are not completely stitched (or are semi-stitched) and then wish to get the clothes stitched at […]
Students learn a lot from what they see their teachers and elders doing and behaving, so professional behaviour is the least we can expect.
'On Reckoning' by Amy Remeikis is a powerful account of her personal and professional rage. Here are ten of the best quotes by Amy Remeikis.
Here are 2 brilliant practices I observed while studying abroad that I wish more Indian institutions and colleges, would adopt and implement.
As the name suggests, ‘We Are Afghan Women: Voices of Hope’ consists of voices of women of Afghanistan. By reading the stories, one can learn that with efforts, courage and determination even the toughest of struggles can be fought. It’s inspiring to read about transformation being brought about by Afghanistan’s brave women. The issues mentioned […]
‘The Mother of All Questions’ by Rebecca Solnit is a follow-up to her book ‘Men Explain Things to Me’. It contains feminist essays about topics such as silence, the arrival of men in feminism and what makes a planet inhabitable among other discussions. Already a huge fan of her writing style, I loved reading the […]
Raise a child to be a feminist, to build a better society. Here are some quotes from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Reshma Saujani’s ‘Brave, Not Perfect’ is about moving towards becoming a braver version of oneself and letting go of tendencies that cause one to always try to be perfect at everything that one attempts to do. It attempts to shed light upon the mindset of obsession with perfection that gets passed on from one generation […]
Having spent a considerable amount of my time flipping through the pages of fiction books, I decided to sort out some of the ones that I liked the most.
You will find tons of wonderful graphic designers on Instagram all showcasing their cool design. Here are the 10 WOW graphic designers on Instagram ones of the lot whose Instagram feed would inspire you.
Female representation onscreen about a real-life female empowerment, makes "Gulaab Gang" a must-watch for all.
A story about one of the most ignorant professors I ever learnt from
As I flipped through Ruskin Bond's 'Little Book Of Joy,' I came across some beautiful quotes. Here are 15 of my favourite happiness quotes to make your day!
We are all outraged at the surge in racial bias in the United States. So it is time we Indians self reflect and make some serious changes to OUR preferred mode of skin-tone prejudice: Colorism
She lived in a palace, not alone yet lonely, he lived on the pavements, all alone but not lonely....
'The Fault In Our Stars' By John Green is a book about the power of love as it survives through the biggest tragedies, including death.
Can you ever leave your house without glancing at least once in the mirror? Why are so obsessed with how we look?
Romcoms do deal with the deepest of human emotions, so thought-provoking quotes from romcoms are not a rarity. These are my favourites. What about you?
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