The virus has melted the constraints of these definitions. It has helped us realize that we are much more than our defined roles and jobs.
Category: Reflections
About new heroes…(article published in Outlookindia)
We don’t need Spiderman, we need the heroism of the ordinary people….
The Day After
The Covid-19 virus will be conquered – either by medicine, time or nature. Then how will it change the world? That is the question that engages us the most now.
When They Conversed….
“They are all in their homes Ashoka. But why they have stopped stepping out I don’t know. I will try and find out tomorrow.”
On Our Knees
What COVID19 has done is take away all the things that did seem certain in an uncertain life. It has robbed us of the ability to plan for our lives, even in minuscule ways.
Responding to the future tide
Women do not have to be better than the men. They have to make distinct and better choices in leadership positions. Choices that resonate with the times, and provide a different paradigm of resolution.
Kaushambi – history awaits….
There are many around the world who would come to Kaushambi in droves, if they knew about it and if there were facilities to host them.
An afternoon at Humayun’s Tomb
We spent a lazy afternoon mesmerized by the buildings that form a UNESCO world heritage site
Sunder Nursery – Delhi’s Heritage Park
Its like walking holding the hands of history while the flowers, green lawns and guards blowing their whistles keep you rooted in the present.
Moscow: Mighty, Majestic and Magnificent! by PujyaPriyadarshni
In an interconnected world, Moscow’s charm emanated from its very distinct identity and an almost alternate idea to what one had always conceived as developed and ideal.
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