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My Story: How a Simple Walk in the Park Taught Me to Embrace Life
A chance encounter with an elderly storyteller in the park opened my eyes to the beauty of life’s shared moments.
November 22, 2024
A chance encounter with an elderly storyteller in the park opened my eyes to the beauty of life’s shared moments.
In a hospital waiting room, I unexpectedly formed a deep friendship with a Pakistani man, reminding me that compassion transcends borders and unites us all in our shared humanity.
Navigating the tumultuous journey from a joyful marriage to painful separation, I discovered my strength and independence while learning valuable lessons about love and self-worth.
My journey from addiction to recovery was shaped by my parents’ unwavering support and love.
At just six years old, Anmol Arora discovered a white patch on her eyelid, igniting panic at home and marking the beginning of her journey with vitiligo, a condition that limited her friendships and self-acceptance.
Nehal Tiwari, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder as a child, found financial independence and recognition through painting, easing her parents’ concerns about her future.
Usaid Shaikh is a talented graphic designer, video editor, and animator based in Mumbai. Currently, he is honing his skills through an internship at McCann Erickson India Pvt Ltd. Usaid’s creativity knows no bounds; he is not only an all-rounder in the arts but also showcases his talents as a singer, drummer, dancer, pianist, and keyboard player. His passion extends to poetry recitation and rapping, and he harbours aspirations of becoming a filmmaker in the future.
A heartfelt plea from Dr. Jaison Philip, M.S., MCh, who lost his mother to breast cancer, urging society to treat the disease with the seriousness it deserves.
Chaitanya Mukund lives with cerebral palsy, yet he has made a remarkable mark in the fashion industry. He debuted as a model in 2018 at an event recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records for featuring the most designers presenting in a single fashion show.
Sriharsha Shukla experiences hearing impairment but has been a dedicated artist for 33 years. He has found a profound passion for creating collages, which have earned him recognition not only in India but also internationally. In addition to his artistic pursuits, he teaches at an art school, sharing his skills and knowledge with others.
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