We the People and Children of India: What Does The Constitution Mean to You?
As India celebrates its 71st Republic Day, the nation is seeing unprecedented mass protests against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act
I Moved My Cheese: Take the Leap – Don’t Be Afraid of Change
Welcome to the new year and a new decade! This is the time for reflection, of new resolutions and the
#inspiringwomen “I just want to hear him say mumma once more”
It was the same time of the year, four years ago. A slight chill had seeped into the air and
“My son has no friends” Inclusion is not so difficult – all that one needs is intent
“My son has no friends except for my cousins”, related a colleague recently. “He is having problems at school, but
I Am Very Sorry – I Gave It My All. The Tough Path of Entrepreneurship.
“I have failed as an entrepreneur”. “I gave it my all – I am very sorry.” It was gut wrenching
#inspiringwomen: She Never Lost Hope – Through Life’s Toughest Challenges
In a crisp saree, ramrod straight back, not a hair out of place and a graceful smile. That’s Ruby, easily
#inspiringwomen: “Breaking down was not an option: I had to carry on for my son”
It’s been four years, but the evening is still fresh in my mind. Arnav was home playing with Ayushman, when
#InspiringWomen: A Pioneer, An Entrepreneur – She Built Lives Not Only Institutions
Today is the international Women’s day and we will hear/ read stories of many exemplary women, high achievers in their
Mommy Travels: Central Asia – People, Food and Culture
I am sorry – I know I broke off quite abruptly on the last blog. But here I am, to
Mommy Travels: Central Asia – So Near Yet So Far
Last year I got a wonderful opportunity to work on a Central Asian project covering the countries of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan