Life in All Its Colors
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Long Before the Angrez Sarkar, There Was Christianity in India
Many believe Christianity came to India with the British, but its roots go back much further. Explore the rich history of one of the world’s oldest Christian traditions and its centuries-old presence in India.
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We Are Conditioned to Compare Everything
We compare our lives, achievements, possessions, and even our happiness with others. This reflective piece explores why comparison comes so naturally and how breaking free from it can lead to a more fulfilling life.
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The Man Who Sold His Wife
A thought-provoking reflection on how greed, desperation, and broken values can push people to unimaginable choices. A story that challenges our conscience and reminds us of the true worth of human dignity.
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The people who once felt like obstacles in life later felt like protection.
Sometimes, the biggest obstacles in life aren’t situations—they’re people. A reflection on dealing with negativity, criticism, and those who stand in the way of your growth. ⭐
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I Flunked the Exam. Blinded by Shame, I Couldn’t Face People or Even Accept Myself
Failing an exam felt like the end of the world, but it became one of life’s greatest lessons. A personal story about shame, resilience, self-acceptance, and finding the courage to move forward.
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Why I Chose a WordPress.org Website Over WordPress.com
Confused between WordPress.org and WordPress.com? Here’s why I chose WordPress.org and how it gave me the freedom, flexibility, and control to build my website my way.
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Australia Must Put National Security Before Political Symbolism
Australia must put national security and public safety before political symbolism or image-driven decisions.
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An Ode to My Mother, A Superwoman on Mother’s Day
A heartfelt tribute to my mother—the woman whose unconditional love, quiet strength, and endless sacrifices shaped the person I am today. ❤️
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Thought of Biryani, Lured by Free Marketing Deals, Ended up with McDonald’s Combo Offer: Another Compromise
A reflective take on how discounts and “limited offers” create the illusion of saving money while quietly making us compromise on quality, satisfaction, and even our real desires.