Stories of Indian Women to inspire us on Women’s Day
"Feminism isn't about making women stronger. Women are already strong. It's about changing the way the world perceives that strength" -G. D. Anderson
My work
Is Apple making a beeline for the trajectory of IBM?
Probably. Here’s what is happening:
What is Indianess?
A 12 year old me took a plastic chair outside, basking under the sun in the verandah, (read more)
Trump's New Restrictions on OPT For International Students
Optional Practical Training Programme ⌥ may have its advantages on the American economy but the Trump administration may obtrude curtailment on the students who want to work in the U.S. after graduation on OPT which allows foreign students to gain work experience for as long as three years, during or after completing their studies at a U.S. college or university. (read more)
The tragedy of Sandy-Hook
The cops did not leave the Sandy Hook elementary school before a long investigation, but when they did, the van that was waiting in the driveway of the school was then allowed to enter the school. The workers set to work as soon as they unloaded the buckets of paints, brushes and mops from the van. They quietly made their way through the grim corridor. Innocent blood was smeared on the classroom wall where the children’s poems and drawings were pinned. A worker’s face turned white when he saw a small, red handprint on a windowpane. He set to mop it with a horrified look on his face. (read more)
Centre seeks political mileage, accuses Mamta Banerjee| PM-CM meet on Covid-19
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held the fifth video-conference with all the Chief Ministers on Monday, May 11, 2020. He emphasized the resumption of economic momentum for the next couple of days. Despite the world’s biggest lockdown imposed on March 25, the number of positive cases had crossed 70,000 the same day. (read more)
The things that we take for granted
Like any other person out there I pretend to lead a happy life but like any other person out there, a heavy grey cloud constantly looms over my head. I believe that every small act has large consequences, that some acts may lead to great repercussions. I have made many mistakes in my 37-year-old life. Today, a month from my papa’s death, I sit down to reflect upon my regrets and go on a trip down the memory lane. (read more)
Markets and Shops can be opened: Lockdown 4.0 guidelines
On May 17, the Centre extended the nationwide lockdown till May 31. The third phase of lockdown, imposed on May 17 morphs into lockdown 4.0. The new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) have considerably been relaxed. States now hold the liberty to demarcate red, green, and orange zones based on parameters by the ministry of health. (read more)
