A Mind for Another Time
In our efforts to nurture self-confident thinkers, are we giving birth to an even more close-minded generation than the one prior?
An Immaculate Misconception
That particular insistence on the flawlessness of a bride’s appearance irks me.
Confessions of a Closet Introvert
I smiled widely at strangers, but shook with fear at approaching them.
Daddy’s Diaries XVIII
It’s new, this ability to see my grandfather as an individual, separate from the fact that he fathered my father.
#CanWeTalkAboutThis
The hesitation to have the homosexual conversation is borne of an inability to maneouver in a foreign language: the language of sexuality.
Dear Jyoti
I’ve never met you, but I think you were better off because you’d never met me. I’m guilty of a crime I believe to be unforgivable.
In Pursuit of Solitude
My technology ban generated a depth of intrigue my fiction would envy.
TIMES OF INDIA: The adopted daughter I wanted
The maternal ache other women spoke of, a longing from the epicentre of their being, I had never felt that.
The silent gender gap in modern homes
Too many badass women I know with powerful voices on a podium are feeble in the household. The sexism we are subject to is masked ever-so-gracefully in the minutiae of personal life.
Uttama 