During birth, the physical umbilical cord is ceremoniously cut. Still, the bond between mother and child remains metaphorically tethered by what we might call an “umbilical cord” throughout life. This intangible connection, though unseen, can be remarkably strong. It is often joked in India that, culturally, this umbilical cord is seemingly unbreakable in nature. However,… Read More »
The IKEA experience is more than just assembling furniture; it is a fascinating, engaging experience reshaping how we perceive DIY craftsmanship. No doubt IKEA is changing the furniture space one piece at a time. DIY- Do It Yourself in furniture assembly is new to Indian customers. For us, fully assembled, no-nonsense furniture is the norm.… Read More »
Here is the breaking news- Poonam Pandey- the epitome of subtlety and grace, is in the running for the coveted India Ratna award. This is not serious and is in sync with today’s time and needs. I have been fuming with disgust at the latest Poonam Pandey stunt. I want the law to take up… Read More »
In the intricate journey of life, death- last rites- last journey and the theories surrounding them (including re-birth) continue to fascinate me. However, today’s article focuses on the overlooked plight of unidentified bodies and woefully inadequate efforts made in their identification. Beyond the morbid curiosity lies a critical issue that demands our attention and action-… Read More »
