Journey of Writings…
Journey of Writings
Journey of Writings
Journey of Writings
Journey of Writings: Unspoken as part of the ‘Jar of Stories’ Anthology
So glad to have been able to contribute a short story titled ‘Unspoken’ for an all women’s anthology, published by Half Baked Beans Publishers grateful for some kind words 22/11/2019
Journey of Writings: I Wish I’d Known You Better, But I Accept You Wholeheartedly, My Paati
Earlier on Women’s Web now since the wonderful platform no longer live, finds home here 🙂 March 2019 Dear Paati, Someone recently asked me about who in the family inspired me when I was a child. And I instantly thought…
Journey of Writings: A Letter To Open Our Minds In Responding To Others’ Pain
I hope this letter finds you well. I sincerely do. And I also sincerely hope you don’t find yourself identifying with any of these titles. But if you do, I hope this letter helps. Yes my intention is not to…
Journey of Writings: attempt at some tiny stories within me in the past
Piercing Silence We sat there for hours in silence. And I knew then that her silence now was forever (feels very emotional now when I look back) A book calls After knowing, feeling and living like Nivi in her head…
Journey of Writings : How I Teach Gender Equality To My 3 Year Old Twins, A Girl And A Boy
Happy to be sharing an article I wrote on (First Published on) Women’s Web (the wonderful platform is no longer live) on raising children without seeding gender biases. May 13, 2018 As parents, we make sure we model and teach…
Journey of Writings : Inspired by Dr. Rakhmabai Raut
Glad to have been able to tell her story at Bangalore Storytelling Society Meet in July 2017 The article was earlier On Women’s Web, now here is home Dr. Rukhmabai Raut: The 19th Century Child Bride Who Fought To Become…
Journey of Writings: Families are special on Pratham Books Storyweaver
Wrote a story on Pratham Books Storyweaver in Summer 2018 on families. “Families are Special” based on my own experiences with my sister. Shaurya , my darling nephew helped me with the illustrations Link on Pratham Books Storyweaver