The Second Coming
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest are these, it might have been" As a nation, poised as we are at a crucial juncture of the Coronavirus pandemic which has been raging for the past year, we are. Continue reading
The Great Maratha Warrior Queen: Rani Ahilyabai Holkar
On rewinding the past, when we speak of great warriors and leaders who gave their life, soul and generations to. Continue reading
Decoding the myth of ‘The Perfect Woman’
‘Perfectionism is self-abuse of the highest order.’ –Anne Wilson Schaef A few days, during a lull period. Continue reading
A Snip in Time
“Excellence is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere efforts, and intelligent. Continue reading
Unconventional Roles: Women in the Vietnam War
The world has been largely patriarchal. In fact, it still chiefly continues to be so. However, time and again,. Continue reading
Holidaying in COVID-Times
“Jobs fill pockets, but adventures fill souls” Enough has been said and described the year 2020, isn’t it?. Continue reading
The Price Of Dreams
There is a small welcoming committee in the shade of the big banyan in our village square waiting for him to. Continue reading
The National Education Policy – Little Hope for Change
Medical education is dealt with very briefly in the new National Education Policy. The key change suggested is to. Continue reading
The Report Card
It was a Sunday. I was waiting for “Sandesh Dry Fruits and Sweets” to open. “Sandesh” was a popular shop. Continue reading
Telemedicine – The Pros and Cons
“Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master.” Christian Louis Lange, Historian We need to. Continue reading