Each and every day by evening news, we are reminded about road traffic disasters with the newest addition to the never-ending list of unfortunate victims. However, on every third Sunday of November, the world takes a moment to ... Read more
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She Was Asking For It!
I'm most certain that if you asked a random child with non-impaired intelligence about a woman who was raped and killed or harassed in public , they wouldn't answer "she was asking for it." Yet, this is something all of us have ... Read more
Dreamer’s Demise
“Mom, I want to become a chef when I grow up.” “Dad, I want to become a dancer or singer when I grow up.” “No son or daughter of mine is going to take up such a low-level occupation. You should pursue something respectable like ... Read more
When Sweetness Turns Silent: A Reflection for World Diabetes Day
We often think of sweetness as a symbol of joy. The comfort of sugar in a cup of tea with a loved one, a piece of chocolate after a demanding day, or a slice of cake at a celebration. However, ... Read more
Seeing Beyond the Surface: Unveiling the Hidden Stories of the Human Body
On a quiet autumn evening in 1895, something remarkable happened at the University of Würzburg. Physics professor Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen was doing his experiments with cathode rays when he noticed an unexpected fluorescent ... Read more
The Masks We Wear: A Halloween Reflection on Human Nature
Do we wear masks only for Halloween? No, I am not referring to any tangible covering we use to enclose our buccal cavities or any of our facial muscles. As a part of the Homo sapiens species, most of us tend to create a ... Read more
To love, from the sidelines
“I think I’ll have to take the 10 o’clock bus. You can catch yours before that, I guess. So you can go in that.”
“I know. I ... Read more
Pasta la Vista: A Love Letter to Pasta
"Life is too short not to eat pasta." - Sophia Loren -
Close your eyes and imagine this… ... Read more