At Vamana Moorthy Temple, Kerala, the moment turns—bells surge, the breeze shifts… and as Kalaha reads the scroll, the ending hits in three beats: She has come… To complete him…

Veena Kapur in her book- NA TUM JEETEY NA MAIN HAARI (NEITHER YOU WON NOR I LOST)- has written about the sufferings of divorced women in India. She says that-; Divorce goes against Indian culture and traditions.-but practically it is so for the woman only and not the man.

Men and women are two humans on this earth. Their puberty and their physical and mental thinking are the results of necessity.

What is the basis of living in this world? Sacrifice? Catering to the needs of others all her life, what did she earn in the end? Was it worth the effort?

Ghost of Love is a haunting tale of love, memory, and unfinished confessions. It’s a romantic, psychological epistolary with a touch of thrill, covering two different timelines, blending two different generations.

“Just Squeeze It” is a collection of profound write-up on different topics a commoner used to encounter in day-to-day life. In a way reminiscences of one’s life portrayed here well with different folks and situations he had to deal with, definitely it can be a referral guide for day-to-day life we all deal with. Chapters […]

Have you ever sensed success swirling just out of reach, like a melody you cannot quite catch? You are not alone in this gentle yearning. So often, we search for triumph in the world around us, overlooking the truth that real achievement takes root deep within our own hearts.

Every life is a stage, and mine has had many acts-some lit with the golden glow of triumph, others shadowed by trials that tested the very core of who I was. Writing this short memoir feels like stepping once again onto that stage, only this time the audience is not just those who saw me […]

Addictions arise from feelings of inability to cope with a new environment or situation in one’s life. The repetitive feature of rewarding yourself with that substance or being in a certain environment directly effects the rewards, reinforcement and memory systems of your brain.

Every story has a beginning and an end, but some stories become bridges—connecting the wisdom of the past with the challenges of the present. Vijayalakshmi’s journey may look like that of an ordinary young graduate searching for her first job, but it carries the extraordinary light of timeless values.