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Everything we do these days is fodder for the social media mill. When was the last time you just were? A poignant look at this new reality.
Everything we do is pictured for want of likes and tweets the comments we read and write with mock pride and digital treats.
Nothing in our mind stays opinions written about all under the sun two minute fame is the goal second-hand intelligence in the long run.
An excess of useless forwards spreading menace and panic didactic quotes are the new black our shallow e-jokes so unromantic.
We touch phones more than people deadly lure of the blue light our texts are higher than real talks dignified privacy not in sight.
Do you remember the last time you counted the raindrops? you ran on the sun drenched grass? you played scrabble and checkers? you wrote a letter with a pen? you were bored?
Unashamed life of simplicity found in those joyful days of yore except in matters of love
Less is definitely more Less is more.
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Archana was raised in Chennai and lives in Dubai.She was a banking professional for more than a decade. She holds a diploma in creative writing from Writers Bureau,UK and a master's degree read more...
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"I chose to go out into the remote, wild, unknown, and make it home," says entrepreneur Kiranjeet Ahluwalia Chaturvedi, who owns Birdsong & Beyond.
The story of my mountain home Birdsong & Beyond started taking shape in 2009, on the internet, the way many stories do these days.
My childhood fascination for a life in the Himalayas led to an internship with a central Himalayan NGO instead of a much prized corporate assignment. But when they offered me a full-time job, I refused. I was overcome by fear and a lack of confidence.
My other longings pulled me away – the longing to fit in, to earn validation from others. By my mid-30s, with all the trappings of a middle-class urban life in place, the call of the snows couldn’t be ignored anymore. So I got to work on it with clearer intentions and a stronger sense of what I needed for myself, and why.
Many Indian elderly are firm believers in enslaving a daughter-in-law in the name of tradition which is actually a tradition of oppression and not of religious faith.
Albeit, the popular culture has interpreted scriptures as suggesting that Kanyadaan is the supreme form of donation given to someone, the connotation that the word donation alludes to definitely objectifies the girl.
Even when the exegesis justify the act of giving away the daughter, considering it a ritual to mark the initiation of the daughter into her husband’s gotra and her becoming the part of his family tree.
There is no denial of the fact that this initiation is not required on the part of the groom thereby formally denoting the end of the filial ties with the daughter as it was popularly instructed to the bride during the Vidai ceremonies:
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