Life in All Its Colors

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Loneliness Is Not Being Alone; It Is the Feeling of Being Lost

Loneliness is not simply the absence of people. You can be surrounded by many and still feel lost. It is a feeling of having no one to care for you or no one who truly needs you
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I Wonder: Is Motherhood Hereditary? What I Inherited From My Mother

Motherhood has made me look at my own mother differently. I often wonder how much of the way I mother today comes from what I watched, learned, and inherited from her.
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8 Essentials While You Travel With a 1-Year-Old Infant

Traveling with a 1 year old can be challenging, especially when you are away from home. Here are the essential things to carry and practical lessons from my experience traveling with my daughter.
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Nursery Rhymes I Feel Uncomfortable Teaching My Baby

grew up singing nursery rhymes without questioning their meaning. But as a mother, I now think twice about the messages some of these familiar songs may carry.
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Two Minutes Late, A Lifetime of Dreams Lost

A heartbreaking account of students denied entry to an examination for being just two minutes late, and why compassion should have a place alongside rules in government exams.
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If variety is the spice of life, garam masala is the spice that brings Indian dishes to life.

People say variety is the spice of life. In my kitchen, that variety comes in the form of garam masala. From everyday meals to experimental recipes, this humble spice somehow finds its way into almost everything I cook.
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I Dream of a Day When Women Can Take a Midnight Stroll Without Fear

Women deserve the freedom to walk safely at any hour. A personal perspective on rape, consent, justice, media responsibility, and societal change.



