Between the truth and lies is a blurring line. Our imagination often weaves its own web in our mind, furnishing each of us with our own version of the truth, which may be far removed from the truth of others. Needless to say, life is not as rational, logical or transparent as one would want… Read More A Basketful of Lies: A Collection of Short Stories
By Somali K Chakrabarti Prejudices, biases and gender inequalities have always existed in our society, and from time to time these come to the fore front. But, when such points are raised by foreigners, there is always a risk that the writer may succumb to temptation of stereotypical or caricaturish portrayal of the characters or… Read More ‘Making Friends with the Crocodile’ by Mick Canning
By Somali K Chakrabarti What does a child do when those who are meant to protect her turn into the perpetrators of crime against her? Abuse in the formative years might be the worst kind of agony that a person could be subjected to. When perpetrated by family members it carries with it the burden of guilt and shame,… Read More Healing the Scars of Child Abuse
‘What is expected of me?’ This is a question that often comes to the mind of employees while working in an organization. Only sometimes the answer is clear but most of the times employees are left wondering as to what the implicit expectations are, and what it takes to smoothly navigate through the journey in… Read More A Dance With The Corporate Ton by Lata Subramanian
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