The Struggle to Form an Opinion

By Vandana Sehgal

I have two confessions to make. One, it was challenging for me to write this blog, even though the subject excited me but for long I couldn’t lead it anywhere. Two, I realised that forming an opinion is becoming difficult for me.   The thing that bothered me the most was my struggle to have…

Nurturing Patience and Cultivating Tolerance

By Vandana Sehgal

Vandana Sehgal Author, Founder – A New You In this fast-paced world, patience and tolerance have become increasingly difficult to follow virtues. Patience, the ability to remain calm and composed in the face of challenges, and tolerance, the willingness to accept and understand differences, are crucial for maintaining healthy relationships, fostering personal growth, and creating…

A Delusional World of Equality

By Vandana Sehgal

Vandana Sehgal Author, Founder – A New You In a world not too dissimilar from our own, women everywhere find themselves struggling under the weight of societal expectations and responsibilities. The pressures of balancing careers, families, and personal lives has left them feeling isolated, lonely, exhausted, anxious, and depressed. This overwhelming burden is pushing them…

“Who Decides Whether Something is Good or Bad?”

By Preity Rashmi

Preity Rashmi Guest blogger #loveofwriting This human society and the customized world of rules have chained an age of abundant theories and their consequences on general spectators.  Biting nails amidst the crowded school assembly, a girl is punished for violating the cleanliness rule and is slapped in front of her friends and strangers. She is…

Being a Woman or Being a Writer

By Nirmala Pillai

Being a woman, I am already representing the first half of humanity living in my own ecosystem glad to be a female celebrating the difference – with my experiences, histories, myths, needs, social constructs and patterns. Being a woman in India is an irony and a paradox as a writer. It is a raw celebration…

The Journey and The Journal Become One.

By Nirmala Pillai

Nirmala Pillai Guest blogger Life is short, sweet, and eternal, to say and to believe, to fool us. The person living it only knows; others who are part of it, however intimate, cannot experience it as that individual. The second option for that person is to live it. Write it down as a narrative, so…