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Very few books have elements of spying, patriotism, courage, guilt and remorse all under the same roof! “Calling Sehmat” just walks the tightrope, balancing all
August 15, 2018 8 Comments
Posts in category: Voices
Category: Voices
Education
Kicking Off the School Year with Intention
What is the end of summer looking like in your home? What’s it feeling like? Another big family transition is just around the corner– back
August 13, 2018 9 Comments
The Day My Son Realized We Are an Interracial Family
I am American and about as pale white at they come. My husband is from the Caribbean and also lived in South America and has
August 10, 2018 12 Comments
Changing The Misnomer of Indian Feminism
A few years ago I was returning home with a friend from a party at 9:30 pm. I was wearing a simple black dress which
August 8, 2018 4 Comments
Voices
Transgenders in India – Deserve Respect So Long Denied
Transgenders! Around the world, the word itself still raises eyebrows. Various derogatory remarks even get passed about them. In recent times in India, at least,
August 6, 2018 1 Comment
Heritage
The Story Behind Every Song – Cultural Influences to Music
Beethoven, my favorite composer went deaf before he composed some of his most famous piano and orchestral musical works. He was very poor, living in
August 3, 2018 5 Comments
Heritage
7 Storytelling Hacks – Introducing Kids To Cultural Stories
Indian culture is rich with stories sharing life lessons, morals, traditions and values. From the time immemorial, stories have been a mode of instruction to
August 1, 2018 19 Comments
Mindset
How to Stop Kids Saying Hurtful Things to You
It’s like a bolt of lightning. Those hurtful words that fall out of your child’s mouth towards you. You are left gaping, angry, hurt that
July 30, 2018 6 Comments
Popular Mouthwatering Delicacies Famous in Rajasthan
Belonging to the traditional and beautiful region of Rajasthan, gave me the luxury to relish the distinctive cuisine the state offered. The cuisine which has
July 27, 2018 4 Comments
Rakshabandhan – An Indian Festival For Siblings
Every year as the Rakhi day (Rakshabandhan) approaches, I get wistful about tying a pretty little thread around my baby brother’s wrist. I think fondly
July 25, 2018 11 Comments
Heritage
4 Major Influences of My Jamican Heritage
Growing up, I always called myself a Jamerican. I was born in the states, but raised by Jamaican parents. All of my extended family is
July 23, 2018 7 Comments
Contemporary
6 Unexpectedly Positive Effects of Living with Food Allergies
Climbing up a hill behind a century old pueblo in New Mexico under an inky dark sky, I settled in a chair between my two
July 20, 2018 6 Comments
Empowerment
5 Words to Eliminate from your Child’s Vocabulary Forever
How many times have you been told to “watch your language” or scolded a child and said “don’t say THAT word”? In American society, we
July 18, 2018 12 Comments
Contemporary
5 Ways Our Move To Australia Affected Our Palate
Living in Kuwait, life was very pampered! We had an amazing array of cuisines at our beckoning. Even impromptu get-togethers were easily managed with a
July 16, 2018 11 Comments
New Parents
Advantages of Taking Time Out for Self Love
Parenting is a challenging job. It might sound harsh to some, but yes, it is a “job” because after all it is a kind of
July 13, 2018 7 Comments
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