Does Same Sex Marriage Destroy the Human Genome of Perpetual Sanctimony? May 29, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur A lot of debate has been purging the innocuous ears relevant to the dismissal unity of the so called ‘puritanical bravehearts’. ... Read More
NEIGHBOURS ENVY; NEIGHBOURS PRIDEHOW NEIGHBOURHOOD HAS BECOME A SLAMMED DOOR May 16, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur The slithering lapses of household chores have taken a heavy toll on Maya. She enters the kitchen to make herself a ... Read More
WOES OF MENSTRUATIONWomen in the lap of indefatigable flow May 12, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur I vividly remember the poetic parlance of ‘Ringa Ringa Roses’; the discordant teeth biting the glee from the west to east ... Read More
Brag, Brag says the Cat…I say it’s Better not to Ring the Bell! April 20, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur Braggarts, by purpose or by temperament, whatever the reason be are an enthuse lot who never fail to be the bummer ... Read More
MRI-MY REST INFIRMARY March 28, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur My husband pompously taps his forehead and is quick to ascertain, “I will sleep during my MRI; what is one actually ... Read More
The Cow Incarnate-Our Obsession With Cows March 10, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur Why would I hug a cow on Valentine’s Day when symbolically I have no love for the animal? My affection for ... Read More
Why Authors and Writers turn out to be the Deadpan Fashionista? February 22, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur Whats in appearance when the mind can do the talking? Well, this largely holds true for most of the writers and authors ... Read More
Obssesive Compulsive Disorder –The Gullible And Their Guilt January 23, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur I sit with my arms tightly embracing the folds of my knees, rocking back and forth. The spell of chill sends ... Read More
The Quintessential Cup of Chai-Stories and Sentiments January 14, 2023 By Harsimran Kaur The early morning frost and the mist indulgently eclipse what is usually accessible to the eye. A walk by the lane ... Read More
A Beautiful Mind – Dominique Lapierre December 29, 2022 By Harsimran Kaur Retelling history either as an atavistic analogy or something itself experienced is arduous. The mind snuggles in the adamancy of one’s ... Read More