‘As parents do we ever get holidays?’ I am sure you must be murmuring ‘Yes, no, hmmm, maybe….’ after reading the question. Well, though I too don’t get one, I make sure like many of you- to enjoy and spend some well deserved time with family during holidays and of course, parenting goes on parallelly! […]
Yes, ‘Kids are like clay’! If you think that today’s children are irresponsible, careless, lack etiquette, not very sensible, then, pause and re-think after reading this post. Do not rush into a prejudiced conclusion, yet. We know that children are keen observers of their surroundings and actions of people, especially of their parents. I remember, when my
I did sign up with great enthusiasm for a blogging challenge. But, sadly this is my 2nd post for the same, while my other blogger friends are way ahead of me – posting promptly, reading, and sharing interesting posts! Not to be… I have realized that blogging is time-consuming and exhausting. Especially, when you are
The aftermath of the recent Uri attack has shifted the focus to India’s military power and strategic capability. Such attacks have compelled India to respond decisively to countries that harbour terrorist networks. The locus of this planning and future action is Raisina Hill in New Delhi. So let me take you through the historical roads
If there has to be one book cover that I would want to flaunt from my book collection of 2016, then it has to be of Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right. ‘Do not judge a book by its cover’, goes a saying, however, this might not hold true when it comes to to the romantic novel
Nothing’s so dainty sweet as the lovely Melancholy, these words of ‘Francis Beaumont’ kept ringing in my ears as I read the stories from the book ‘Panorama’ by Shilpi Chaklanobis. This anthology of fifteen short stories is like a string of pearls-precious, delicate and priceless, and below is the review of the same. Book Review