Thoughts

Step into the world of education and gratitude in this blog post. This heartfelt tribute on Teachers’ Day, I’ll introduce you to the incredible mentors who have shaped my academic journey. From the loving wisdom of my grandmother to the inspiring educators during my hostel days to professors and my current mentors at AIIMS. This blog celebrates the individuals who have left an indelible mark on my educational and personal growth. Join me in this nostalgic voyage and celebrate the guiding lights who illuminate our path to knowledge and wisdom.

Long time no blogs! Okay. Let’s have a look at some of the highlights of the year 2022. I started the year with #APaperADay challenge. In January, I completed my long-cherished dream of learning the Gurumukhi Script. Now I can read and write (barring some mistakes) in the Gurumukhi script. Read more…

What happens to a family of two minding its own business? A story of love, beyond, and what lies in between.

May 26, 2020New DelhiHumanity has been slapped with a pandemic of extreme severity and magnitude in terms of incidence, penetrance, and mortality in such a short span of time. Global standstill, thy name is COVID-19. Having claimed more than 346,000 lives (Johns Hopkins University, CSSE data, 26/5/2020, 18:12:25, IST) [1], this Read more…

“Cleanliness is next to godliness.” We have been incorporated with this thought since time immemorial. India, being the ancient land of seekers, which gave the world one of the first civilizations, was characterized by the cleanest and greenest cities [1] [2]. With time, an amalgamation of new cultures takes place Read more…

“एक पईसा की लाई, बाजार में छितराई, बरखा उधरे भिलाई।” बचपन से मानसून का सामना इन्हीं पंक्तियों के स्वतः उच्चारण के साथ होता था। मौसम की पहली बारिश के साथ ही धरिणी की शुष्क तपिश शांत होती है और एक नया चक्र प्रारंभ होता है; तापमान में कमी एवं बारिश का। बारिश जो Read more…

If the wind triggers its velocity beyond 65 kmph, it is called a storm. With more speed, it attains the name of Hurricane. However, on Saturday night it rocketed to the topmost ferocity of 220 kmph putting all the hurricanes to shame. They call it ‘Phailin’ the most destructive one Read more…

It is the irony of our society and literature that we imprisoned love in realms of limits. Love can’t be circumferred. It’s always an awful attempt to anchor. Love is splendid, vast and vivid. Our literature is still bound to maternal affection and spread over a streak of affairs of Read more…