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Stories that demand to be told | #89

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Stories that demand to be told | #88

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Stories that demand to be told | #87

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Stories that demand to be told | #86

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Stories that demand to be told | #85

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  • Ochre Sky Stories

    When our stories demand to be told, we must obey.

  • Natasha Badhwar

    Author, film-maker, teacher. Late-diagnosed gifted child. Writing is my self-care. Kindness heals. My Books: My Daughters' Mum | Immortal For A Moment | Reconciliation: Karwanemohabbat's Journey Through A Wounded India | When The Mask Came Off

  • Ila Reddy

    Listen, are you breathing just a little and calling it a life?

  • Shreya Sridhar

    Learning to write about nothing specific

  • Naina Raturi

    Wearer of a lot of hats. I experiment with writing here and discuss my life experiments while I do that. You will find poetry here more often than you’d expect.

  • Kanchan Balani

    Writing to make sense of inner+outer world. Taking the slow, scenic route (always). Became a morning person against my will, thanks to my cats. Perpetually trying to figure out birds from their songs.

  • Sharmada

    Here to tell some stories, feel feelings, find funnies (and not force alliterations).

  • Binu Sivan

    I am a writer, clinical hypnotherapist and grief educator. A shape-shifting phoenix.

  • Namit H

    What's the point, anyway?

  • Banojyotsna

    We all are in the same boat, that's dangerously rocking, Quick! Tell me your story and I will tell you mine!

  • Aakshi Magazine

    Writer

  • Ajay Kelkar

    I am a leadership coach. I also run, cycle & trek. I work with individuals with a growth mindset who want to tackle personal transitions in life. My Coaching helps senior leaders to find a pattern in a random business world

  • Mukta Naik

    Mukta is a Gurgaon-based researcher who investigates urban informality, housing and migration. She makes meaning of her multi-faceted life through her writing practice, which she holds dear to her heart.

  • Sana Ally

    Marketer by day, writer by night. Run on enthusiasm & coffee. Eternal optimist, unapologetically emotional. Love to write & draw. Love cats, dogs, babies & food (all unrequited!). Learning to write about myself. Writing to learn about myself.

  • Karthik Ballu

    My pronouns are Reader/Writer

  • Safa

    Creating space for slowing down and feeling. Neurodivergent, queer and full of rage.

  • Nidhi Arora

    Loves telling stories where nothing happens

  • Balaji

    Aspiring writer

  • Not The Wife Material

    I want to be a writer by day, by night and by every moment of my life! A journalist in the past, I have now zeroed down on the fact that writing for ‘nirmal anand’ (pure joy) is my true (and only) calling.

  • Farah

    Word by word, I delve in culture and the society we live in. -Reimagining. [She/Her]bye lines-Readers Digest, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, Outlook, Kitaab international and more

  • Smriti Iyer

    Apologetic Economist. Fuelled by caffeine and a dark sense of humour. This is now an attempt to write monthly.

  • Dipti Tamang

    I write to make sense of myself and the world around me. I read to isolate from the chaos of the world that we live in today. Finding the way back home to myself\ud83c\udf38\ud83c\udf3b

  • Rituparna Ghosh

    A Storyteller, following the storied way with the spoken & written word.

  • Shweta Singh

    I write about slow travel, personal essays, health and cultural discoveries. Nothing extraordinary, but mostly unique.

  • Manjima Bhattacharjya

    Writer, poet, columnist. Author of ‘Intimate City’ and ‘Mannequin: Working Women in India's Glamour Industry’. Parent, doodler, notebook-keeper.

  • Himangi A.

    Inquisitive thoughts, Indecent opinions.

  • A Gentle Unfolding

    Learnings from experiments and experiences of change in systems and self

  • Deepika Khatri

    I write to listen to my voice, to pay attention to the everyday, to make room for the stories that live inside me.

  • Mallika Bhatia

    I write. When I am not writing, I am often thinking, introspecting, and talking to my clients about their thoughts, and getting paid for it.

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  • Anam Sheikh

    Filmmaker. Making friends with my inner critic through writing, humour, food and movies.

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