COVID and Social Stigma
“COVID has divided people.” “One meter apart you say?”. When have we ever been that close? People have been vaguely apart since years. Corona has
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“COVID has divided people.” “One meter apart you say?”. When have we ever been that close? People have been vaguely apart since years. Corona has
With great power comes great responsibility is not just a proverb popularised by a superhero, it holds true to even the real world affairs. The
One of history’s well-known poet, Homer’s, lovely words which are stuck in my heart and head for quite some time now: Yet, taught by time,
Everyone wishes for financial freedom, but, it is quite challenging to pave our way towards it early in life — the slim savings account doesn’t allow many
Writing is more than just penning down your thoughts on to a piece of paper. It is the snippets of one’s mind that’s bound to
“Hating people because of their colour is wrong. And it doesn’t matter which colour does the hating. It’s just plain wrong.” – Muhammad Ali
Anger is one of the 27 human emotions amongst which is also one of the 6 distinct ones, including happiness, sadness, fear, surprise and disgust.
An unfortunate gas leak from a chemical plant in India, kills at least 11 people and over 5,000 people have said to be affected, many
A body of a 3 month, feeble little baby girl, the size of my arm; gasps for breath as her hands frantically move back and
The Walls We Build: “There is loneliness in this world so great that you can see it in the slow movement of the hands of
Another child has been killed by yet another house-help – this time they are both males. The boy, a child of 3, was placed inside
At exactly twelve noon, she was found dead. Sitting all by herself, a fat old cat resting at the foot of her chair; oblivious of
“Didn’t expect you here,” he said as he spotted me at the mall on that fine Saturday. Not sure if I have to call it
I live by the seasons of death. I transact with the un-living, their stiffened death rattles, as they burn on bright-red embers releasing a spiral
“Why does everything have to be so hard? Like we are just pretending and pretending. I try to be happy like everyone else. Forgive me
Our little wooden cottage was set up on the coast of the Summer Vacay, not very far from the sea. A walk with grandpa, enjoying
The synopsis of Yes No Maybe So by Becky Albertalli and Aisha Saeed that is available on Goodreads: YES Jamie Goldberg is cool with volunteering for his local
As with all things written by Nalini Singh, I really enjoyed A Madness of Sunshine and I do highly recommend it for those who are
The Cutting Room by Ashley Dyer is a multi-layered, spellbinding mystery. This second instalment in the Carver and Lake series can be read as a standalone, but I highly
Eight Will Fall is an engaging read that honestly had me on the edge of my seat for most of its story. The premise itself was
Coming across deriving sports enthusiasts, who emerge holding their flags higher, making nations incredibly proud, is not seen often, not easy and doesn’t happen overnight.
Disability does not mean inability All thanks to this designer whose focus is on the disabled sect of the society, the first of its
We all know that an author is an avid reader who never gave up on the goal of writing. Publishing their own book following the
You perceive one of your unique hidden talents, something that you’re extremely passionate about and really good at from within yourself, work on it in
Explore our quarterly printed publication, the Themed Magazine Anthology. Immerse yourself in the essence of each season as we unveil a captivating collection of user submissions aligned with our chosen theme. Experience the latest addition to our anthology and indulge in the creative wonders it holds.
