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Some Amazing stories: Recommendations 2021
Books are an integral part of my life; it’s been over 2 years since I have started reading and all this time I have read a lot of good books. Last year, when I wrote a blog on book recommendations, I had decided to turn it into a series. Thus, every year I will list down some of the best books I have read throughout the year. So, this year I have read 12 books so far and most of them are amazing. Here’s a list of books I loved and you might as well: WHO MOVED MY CHEESE? By- Spencer Johnson The text describes the change in one’s work…
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Ending the period shaming era.
After my last blog (Shh! Don’t talk about it: Abnormally normal taboo) check it out if you haven’t read it already!!! I have been reading a lot about women’s health, taboos related to periods, etc. Earlier when I wrote about normalizing periods it was to share my views on the topic but later while reading more about it, I realized it is an important issue. Women all over the world have faced period shaming at one point or another in their lives as many ancient cultures considered menstruation unclean or impure and still do. Period taboos have led to the exclusion of women from social, domestic, and educational activities for…
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SHHH! DON’T TALK ABOUT IT: An abnormally normal taboo
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What is that you truly desire?
Sometimes the smallest of the things makes us think in a way we would have never thought of and makes so much sense in life, when we encounter such instances, we end up realizing that there wasn’t anything unknown yet shines a bright light. Recently, I read the book “The secret of the Nagas” by Amish Tripathi. It is the second part of the shiva trilogy, it is mythological fiction. The story takes place in the imaginary land of Meluha and narrates how the inhabitants of that land are saved from their wars by a nomad named Shiva. This is the smallest bit of the story; it is an interesting…
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The I don’t know phase: Lockdown 2.0
Just when we thought that everything is about to be normal again, March 2021 happened. It feels as if we are stuck and there’s no way out. The current scenario seems similar to what had happened last year but feels extremely different. When all of this started again many of us might have thought that this won’t be so difficult as we lived all this earlier too, but this time it is not the same, there’s no excitement, there wasn’t a need for a vacation, we were at our home for over a year, we wanted to get out of this covid cycle asap and get going with our normal…
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BREAKING THE CONVENTION OF NOT BEING UNCONVENTIONAL.
Every year nearly 1.5 million students get their degree in engineering. In medical, India produces over 50,000 doctors per year. As of the field of law, 60,000 lawyers enter the profession every year. And the list goes on and on. There are many professions and every year there are millions of students who enter this new phase of their life, adulting, stepping into something which will define them as individuals and somehow mark the rest of their lives in some way or the other. It is said that “education is the most powerful weapon which can change the world”, and yes indeed it is. Are there only a few professions…
