The Indian Story
Isha Jain, The Wandering PixieEverything and everyone in this world has a story to tell. Some live here.
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Romanticizing death in Varanasi will not make it less ugly.
Why not ask those who have been living with the dead for centuries.
The moment you step foot in Manikarnika Ghat, you see the raging burning pyres, crying loved ones, and somber cremation workers, including children, aiding the whole proce...
The Indian man who never smiled
This image of Akshay kumar screams Sasmit.
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Sasmit was born with a frown, contrary to what his name meant, ever smiling. So, he acquired a new name, Rotdu, crybaby, from his first friend Rupesh. When teased to give one back,...
Lingerie is not about men's desires now.
There is a particular scene I remember from Friends. Monica says to chandler, “When girls hang out, we don’t have pillow fights in our innerwear.” and you can just see his face crumbling at the shattered illusion. So, she rushes to console...
Working my way back to mangoes!
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He scratched around his hand wound before he reached for his bag. It had become a habit now. Something he knew aggravated it further, not letting it fully heal.
By the time he fished out his phone from the pocket of the bag,...
In defense of self-doubt
How else would my delusional mind survive the wicked world?
As you can guess, today, we have decided to go a bit philosophical. Why? You ask. Because I restacked a note, and the reaction made me realize some things.
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