Author: Ananyaa
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SUMMER BINGE-WATCH 101
Completely baffled by the hundreds of shows on Netflix and not sure which one to binge watch this summer? Well I’ve got you. While your summer may be getting started, mine has just gotten over, which means after the tens of hours of lazing around the couch and streaming several series, I’ve come up with…
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HEAVEN AND HELL
The dominating mountains bordering the land of India stand tall in the unforgiving winters. They lay witness to the terror behind them; the killings; the infiltration; the injustice. A battlefield where there can be no winner because there cannot be a religion that is “wrong” or “worse”. They lay marred by the blood of martyrs.…
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HOW CAN LOCAL COMPANIES KEEP MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES AT BAY
Long before Airtel and Infosys dominated the telecommunication and tech market with their exceptional, and oddly flabbergasting performance and services, they too had to fight off the constantly looming wrath of the dominating MNCs that ventured into India to wipe them out. How did they do this? Local companies have scoured the economies of several…
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10 DON’TS ENTREPRENEURS MAKE WHEN STARTING THEIR BUSINESS
This article is the result of binge watching Shark tank, and admiring Lori Greiner for the change she has brought about in the business world as a female entrepreneur. I hope ,after reading this article, you feel a little more confident and a lot more excited to kickstart your journey.
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REGRETTING MED
Read how thirty-two year old Adam opens up to his parents about his reasons and regrets of becoming a doctor. A little bit of hurt, a little bit of grief, and a lot of relief.
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THE TRAIN STATION
My eyes ambled across the teeming train station, trying to intercept characters of the traversing passengers in the clamorous chamber. Devouring the stories carefully hidden beneath their veil-like eyes. Blue; hazel; tan to the glancer, but pain; joy; resentment to the beholder. As I scanned through the hall, my vision stumbled upon a pair of…
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ONE LAST CHANCE
She saw it. She saw me; almost. She saw me dry the tears of his eyes and suck his soul:gently,slowly, carrying it out of the limited life on Earth and into the quantum of freedom. All that I left behind was the body of a man who regretted every breath and every heartbeat. Yet again,…
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THE LADY IN THE MEADOW
The grey ominous clouds blocked the golden rays of the sun. The mighty vast sky stood witness to the lonely meadow and the lady standing in it. The red ferns matched her meticulously embroidered dress. Her hair neatly crafted into a bun, leaving only a few tresses that blew with the whistling wind. The fog…
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JAIPUR DIARIES
I got off the plane and bathed myself in the warm Jaipur heat. In contrast to my home city , where rain was battering down the streets , the sun in Jaipur was climbing to it’s zenith and there were no grey clouds anywhere in the surroundings.I collected my luggage, got out of the airport,…
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I SEE ITALY
Last summer I went to Italy. Italy is known for its art ,architecture ,fashion,and pickpocketing .It is adored for its marvelous churches dating back from the times of the mighty Roman Empire. Ok, I have to admit that the paintings and stuff were beautiful but they didn’t resonate with me just as much as they…
