My Story: With My Wife At My Side, We Have Been Living The Life Of Our Dreams
My father was my super hero, I wanted to be like him. He was a second generation soldier, having joined the British Indian Army in
My father was my super hero, I wanted to be like him. He was a second generation soldier, having joined the British Indian Army in
I used to be tired of bargaining with auto drivers. While bargain was one pain, auto drivers treating you badly was another – some drunk,
Here I am sharing an experience of my own. It’s about how soon we become judgmental about people, without knowing about them. In 2014, I
I always felt that only men are allowed to get into a police force until the day I saw two women constables rescuing a lady
“I remember during childhood how we used to play Chor Police with my cousins and I always aspired to become a police officer since then.
I lost both my parents by the age of 11, being thrust over to a new family for my upbringing by my elder siblings. Living
We all love dosa, well that’s what I’d assume, masala dosa, paper dosa, plain dosa, set dosa and so on. But have we ever given
“I got married 8 years back. It was an arrange marriage and like most lower middle class girls, I was also dependent on my husband
“I stole 400 Rs from my father’s box while he was sleeping and ran off to India to join the Indian army. I was 17
“I wonder why are people shocked to see me work, they ask me “why do you work at this age?” I laugh back and say
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