Sunaina woke up with a jerk. Her groggy eyes couldn’t comprehend the happenings around. Thanks to the seat belt, she nestled back to comforts of the seat in a flash of seconds, unharmed. And then she heard laughter. “What’s the matter, Grandma?”, she enquired, little confused. “RTOs have shown up Read more…
‘Ubuntu’ is a Zulu (Africa) term that is part of the proverb, ‘Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu’. It means ‘I am because we are’. It’s the very essence of being human, being compassionate and of being aware that my humanity is tied to yours. Its one single word that has the potential Read more…
Learning never ceases. One remains student forever as every unfolding moment ushers in the opportunity to learn something new. Sometimes the lessons are repeated if not learnt well first time. It so happened that met a teacher on a busy street, recently and that’s the reason behind all this rambling. Read more…
It’s a kind of ritual for my mother and me to converse over a telecon at least thrice a week. We talk for ever-growing-longer duration, week after week. The ‘longest ever’ is yet to happen. Every other week we break our own world record that is set the previous time! Read more…
She cautiously set her cup on the table. This was the only time when the kids were off to school and better half still in bed. Sipping coffee and talking to self for five-ten minutes was all she needed to take charge of herself and her day ahead. Something was Read more…