Month: March 2005

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The New Equation

March 31, 2005January 11, 2024

Women, armed with education and ambition, are forging a new world. As pioneers, they reshape norms, impacting marriage, parenthood, and men’s roles.

Pop Culture

General zingers· You deserve an Oscar for the best impersonation of a human being that I’ve ever seen.· If I were politically correct, I’d refer to you as cranially challenged· Of course there are a lot of people who care about you; they call themselves PETA· They named an element…

Poetry | Relationships

Secret Crush

March 26, 2005September 17, 2023

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What’s my secret?

Home & Identity

em Be ay or not to Be

March 26, 2005January 11, 2024

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MBA reflections: Gained confidence, structured thinking, exposure to diverse ideas. Tangible benefits and enhanced communication. Perspective is key.

Pop Culture

A Turbanned Man And An Alien Giant

March 25, 2005March 25, 2025

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Nostalgic memories of Diamond comics, forbidden yet intriguing. Chacha Chaudhary’s adventures, Tinkle, and Champak; a journey back to childhood joys.

City | Poetry

21st Century Emotion

March 23, 2005September 17, 2023

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A girl explores her emotion in a corner of the 21st century on a Sunday in December in Mumbai.

Poetry

POEM: An Ode To Red

March 19, 2005September 17, 2023

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Red is the colour.

WorkSpace

Waiting For The Bus

March 19, 2005March 30, 2025

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Human Resources Person (HRP):1. is enjoying the dust-flecked, polluted breeze that surrounds the bus-stop at 6:30 pm.2. is groaning inwardly and trying not to think of another Saturday spent in soothing the nerves of edgy candidates and massaging the egos of the powers-that-be3. is mumbling about the hare-brainedness of people…

WorkSpace

Life of a Human Resources Person

March 19, 2005March 30, 2025

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Human Resources – do we love them or do we hate them?

City

A Song Of colour

March 16, 2005March 4, 2023

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Main aur mera camera
Aksar yeh baatein karte hain…
Mere dono sheher are tributes to colour

Lizzybeth1986 on Falling Out Of Love With The Book (It Happened To Me): “I sometimes wonder if this is what some called “book fatigue” – or, like you said, the dehabilitating effects of…”
IdeaSmith on The Indian Man: A Doll That Goes “Mama”: “@TheShySaggittarian: Thank you for this comment. It takes a lot of courage and even more generosity to share such a…”
IdeaSmith on The Feels This Week: Going Fishing: “@LizzyBeth: I do hope so. Gopal’s comments on my pictures were that I have the stories, I just need to…”
IdeaSmith on Food & Gender Politics in Asia: BUTTER – Asako Yuzuki, CHHAUNK – Abhijit Banerjee, PERFECT MATCH (Netflix): “@LizzyBeth: I’m glad you did! Curating the consumption experience this way (food, audio, screen, music etc.) takes the conversation forward,…”
TheShySagittarian on The Indian Man: A Doll That Goes “Mama”: “@theidea-smithy I accidentally came across this, and it resonated deeply because I’ve experienced something similar. I was once married to…”
Lizzybeth1986 on The Feels This Week: Going Fishing: “I love these shots you took so much, and I think one of the reasons why is because a lot…”
Lizzybeth1986 on Food & Gender Politics in Asia: BUTTER – Asako Yuzuki, CHHAUNK – Abhijit Banerjee, PERFECT MATCH (Netflix): “Loved this post! I do love deep dives into food writing that explore it not as just a site of…”
IdeaSmith on The Feels This Week: Going Fishing: “@Gopal: Thank you so much and for visiting my blog again too! It’s a lovely throwback to the days when…”
Gopal on The Feels This Week: Going Fishing: “The images look lovely on the blog. The mobile screen was too small. 👍”
IdeaSmith on How We Treat People Is How We’re Feeling Inside: “@ideafan: I don’t think boundaries are supposed to feel transactional or timed. But a lot of people do it that…”