Review: “Execution is not part of the game; it is the game.” This isn’t just a powerful line- it’s the foundation of Sameer Sankhe’s Make Them Love It, a smart,…
June came with some unforgettable reads. Some were light and comforting like a quiet monsoon evening, others pierced deep, lingering in my thoughts long after the last page. A few…
About The Author Shreya Mathur Saxena was born in the 90s in the lake city of Rajasthan, Udaipur. Much of her childhood was spent reading newspapers, encyclopaedia and books such…
Review: “Nothing is more unforgivable than not playing nice. Nothing worse than a little bit of honesty.” Some books keep us awake long into the night—not just because we’re hooked,…
About The Author Tanisha Tiwari is an author, journalist, and content manager hailing from the spiritual capital of India, Varanasi. She graduated in Journalism and Mass Communication and holds certifications…
Review: “I know how good intentions can be misinterpreted.” This one line perfectly sums up the essence of Shadow —a captivating, emotionally layered story that keeps you on edge, constantly…
I had planned it for my birthday—the big leap, quite literally. But life, as always, had other plans. The day slipped away into something else, and the next brought unexpected…
After the magnificent darshan at Badrinath, with my heart still echoing the chants and blessings of the mountains, we returned to Dehradun. But my soul longed for one more moment…
July marks the perfect time to pause, reflect, and nurture your inner world — and what better way to do that than through the simple, soulful practice of journaling? This…
"When it isn’t ours, let it go." That line lingered long after the film ended.It almost feels ironic, because I nearly didn’t watch this film. The title made me…
Review: “I can’t reclaim the past. But maybe I don’t need to. Maybe I can fall in love with my present, even if it started with forgetting. Maybe this version…
Review: “We are not just what we eat, we are what we absorb.” This line echoes deeply, not just in terms of food, but across every area of our lives—learning,…
Review: It’s been a long time since I experienced a book that made me laugh out loud, sigh with longing, and pause with emotion—all in the same sitting. Nisha Sharma’s…
Day five of our yatra, and there we were—ready at five in the morning to meet Lord Badrinath and Maa Lakshmi. It was my birthday, and something about being there,…
As I returned from the sacred heights of Kedarnath to the quaint town of Sersi, my heart brimmed with excitement. The next destination on our Char Dham Yatra was Badrinath…
Review: ‘If you can't be honest with your friends and colleagues and loved ones, then what is life all about?’ That one question lingers at the heart of Sophie Kinsella’s…
Day Three of our Char Dham Yatra — Vardaan Dham, the land of divine blessings. As we began our journey to Baba Kedar, little did we know that this wasn’t…
There’s a special kind of letter we carry inside us—words meant to be written but never sent. Letters that hold our deepest truths, unspoken wishes, and the silent healing our…
As we reached the small village of Harshil in Uttarkashi and heard the distant ringing of temple bells, something stirred deep within, like a call we didn’t know we were…
Review: “The older I get, the more I realise that love isn’t always enough in relationships. I also need honesty, patience, compassion, boundaries, and consistency.” This reflection lingers at the…