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Heart Without a Beat
She was cold. She was alone. She was bare. She was there, lying there in the dark, invisible to everyone who walked past her. Every footstep that grew loud sprouted a pinch of hope in her half paralyzed body. Nobody stopped. Nobody turned. She waited and waited and waited in hope for her angel to…
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How To Potty Train Your Dog Effectively
Discipline isn’t about showing a dog who’s boss; it’s about taking responsibility for a living creature you have brought into your world. — Cesar Millan Dogs are like humans, they need to learn and unlearn things. They need to be trained for things that are unfamiliar to them. As a dog owner, we must understand…
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My Second Year MBBS Experience
I couldn’t sleep properly on the night of my results because I didn’t expect to score 70%. So what I want to say is that second year MBBS is comparatively easy.
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The Rise and Fall of a Hot Air Balloon
The Sunday on 22nd February 2015 was planned five days in advance. An early morning ride in the hot air balloon sounded a mix of adventure, suspense and exhilaration to us. A half an hour ride was an experience beyond the limited quantum of time. It started with Bertha, Kalyani, Garima, Varun, Piyush and myself…
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Sad Thoughts
What is the point of doing anything if I feel like I am going to get yelled at by someone because of it? I don’t want to be a Muslim because I don’t want there to be an after life when I die, I hope death is like a very deep sleep dark quiet and…
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My Experiences at the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival 2015
Literature festivals are full of accomplished, acclaimed and awarded people, some eccentric beyond our wildest imagination and some gracefully grounded. Their intensity and grade of intellect makes them win our approval without hesitation. There were intensive sessions for 12 hours each day and yet we did not seem to have enough. Some sessions we sat cross legged on cold stone floor in Rajasthan cold weather, with pleasure, when no chairs were available. Diggi palace, the venue for the Fair, had six places where six sessions would continue simultaneously like the Front lawns, Baithak, Samvad, Mughal court, Darbar Hall. It was a literary interactive conference quite like and yet unlike Mumbai Lit Live or Bookaro festival at Delhi.