If as parents, we want to raise children who read, we need to let them read what they want to read, not force them to read what we want them to read.

"It started when I was about seven years old. It was my birthday, and someone at the party said, ‘If she were fair, she would’ve looked beautiful.’"

When the Indian family is becoming more diverse than ever before, why do ads still stick to the same old stereotypes of who makes a family?

Baai's last words before her death will resonate inside me for a long time - "Pata hai khane mein sabse ahem kya hota hai? (Do you know the most important ingredient of food?)"

Naina believes that not only her school, but every place, should be truly inclusive. Not just inclusive school, why not an inclusive duniya?