Part I: Confessions of a well fed middle class individual You would be thinking what this post is all about. Without creating much hoopla around it, let me tell you that it is about HUNGER. Now you would have understood by the title that I want to be sarcastic here. But trust me, I am … Continue reading My Thoughts on Hunger
Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 2 Chapter 3- The Good Morning
N.B. - This is the third chapter of the second week in the 'Game of Blogs' by the team 'Bards of the Blogosphere'. #CelebrateBlogging Read the previous chapter (2) here Jennifer was sitting on the pile of blankets, still sleepy, trying to look fresh. Cyrus was the one to answer the door. “Bread toast with sunny … Continue reading Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 2 Chapter 3- The Good Morning
Book Review: Private India
First of all… An Introduction of Private India (Straightaway copied from Flipkart.com) Private India is a thrilling suspense novel from two masters of the art: Ashwin Sanghi and James Patterson. Summary of the Book When a series of seemingly unconnected murders rock the city of Mumbai with the macabre rituals … Continue reading Book Review: Private India
Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 1 Chapter 9- The Confrontation
N.B. - This is the ninth chapter in the 'Game of Blogs' by the team 'Bards of the Blogosphere'. #CelebrateBlogging Read the previous chapter (8) Here “Not bad Jenny, you’re doing wonderful!” Jennifer patted her own back. “Now you have … Continue reading Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 1 Chapter 9- The Confrontation
Big happiness in small packets
The best thing about life is that it is unpredictable. Sometimes it brings sorrow when you expect happiness and sometimes when you are all teared up, you find a reason to smile just around … Continue reading Big happiness in small packets
World Full of Strangers
Sometimes, a good story inspires you to write your own. It’s a vicious circle of stories all around us- stories that make strangers your best friends and sometimes compel you to question your own existence. Smart phone, tablet, phablet, iPad, Kindle etc- so many innovations, so much convenience. However, listening to stories from fellow passengers … Continue reading World Full of Strangers
The weeping silence
I vividly remember the fateful night. I was sleeping cuddled to my grandmother. My goat Sumi was tied near the door and I could hear the ghungroos tied around her neck. Suddenly my father lifted me up and carried away from my daadi I could see how she was crying and begging my father not … Continue reading The weeping silence
Curious case of a fat girl
This might not be my best post but this is definitely one that comes straight from my heart. As the disclaimer goes, this post is based on true incidents but some examples are totally fictitious or exaggerated. So, who is fat? Please don’t look at me, I know the … Continue reading Curious case of a fat girl
The voice of silence
She saw her reflection on the window glass. Her Henna dyed hair was playing with the long line of vermillion sindoor. “Age is taking its toll on me”- she whispered to herself. She looked out of the window- with every passing vehicle, she could see her life rewinding, one year per car. Soon she … Continue reading The voice of silence
A chance encounter with solitude
The mere feeling of being alive and nothing else is not a very positive sign. Life has become a marathon- you run, you become tired, you wait, you see others moving ahead, you gather strength and start again. People you meet do not stay for long, faces you begin to recognize just pass by … Continue reading A chance encounter with solitude
The BIOSCOPED Life 