“Indian women Are Never Taught To Be Alone, and that’s A Problem” – Kavitha Rao As a routine, I log into Facebook the other day and the first update read the above-mentioned title. Since it portrayed the Indian women, feminist as I am, was compelled to read. The piece went about stating how Indian women … More The Typical Middle-class Indian
“I will be on leave for the next couple of days.” Any fond memories of this mail popping on your screen in the recent past? I can imagine faces lit with the smile. Isn’t it a delight when you get to know all of a sudden about your manager’s leave? And when he drops a … More Wrong place Right time!
(Somewhere in Mudhol) He said he wanted to own a gas station. Now, he owns one. (Somewhere in Pune) She took a break of 6 months from studies to stay back in India so that she can learn kick boxing, taekwondo, dance, and other things which she wanted to. (Somewhere in Bangalore) Together, they had dreamt of becoming entrepreneurs; thereby selling homemade chocolates they themselves … More Expandable Thinking BOX
Dipika Pathak 