It is still February and there was an unexpected conversation with my mother yesterday. Every day we put milk for fermentation at night, so that the curd is sweet by morning, and can be put into the refrigerator to maintain the taste! Yesterday, as the routine goes, I asked her, she said let’s do it … More Welcoming Early Summer
Loss of words. Loss of expression. Loss of hope and a feeling of helplessness. This is how I can sum up my morning the other day. It would have been called a brutal murder if only the victim had a shape of a living being. My words are not an exaggeration of what I witnessed. … More Rivers Talking 2: Killing the Nature
Beautiful. Let’s ignore the road. Unfortunately, it’s the hyacinth bed. Every year the river arranges the water hyacinth in it’s best possible to way to make it worth more than a glance. No matter how bad the condition of river is, it makes us want to imagine its hyacinth as a beautiful grass carpet, neatly … More Rivers talking: Disposal at its Best
Dipika Pathak 