Learning and Unlearning of Dr.Jekyll and Madam Hyde.
The divine feminine manifests.
The second Tuesday of October is the day the first ever woman computer program is remembered, it the known as the Ada Lovelace Day –ALD – in honour of Augusta Ada Lovelace, the daughter of Lord Byron and his wife Annabelle. Ada was born in 1815, as her mother feared that she might inherit her …
An invite, My host actually family INDIBLOGGER Venue #BNLF,#VOW @Dehradun Event – write a book that you always wanted to write it could be on anything you ever wanted, if you want your book published on the greatest blogging staged #VOW2017 A dream comes true. I can finally get my book published without the terrorizing …
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The funny world of blogging. “Its funny the way he behaved,” Tippaswamy declared. Tippaswamy is definitely not BC crowd, he is AC not the cool kind but After Coffee kind. Like everybody her husband knows, it takes the first of Coffea Robusta to kick the grey cells and the second to bring in the serenity required for contemplating the great …
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It was a quiet afternoon, and I was having my power nap which is essential for survival, while the coffee maker was brewing my most important potion for the day, ”coffea Arabacea.” The mobile rang. “Hey call Birla Sunlight wati se hai” After ticking the person off, for not checking if I was free to take his …
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Merriam Webster says warriors are people who engage or experienced warfare. The women I think of are many, those combat warriors, or those social warriors. The image of Joan of Arc or Rani Chennamma emerges, yet there is something more profound Merriam Webster says, A warrior is a person engaged in some struggle or conflict. Think of …
Welcome to Ladies Lounge, If you wondered what this is, well, let me walk you through the history, Once upon a time there was the anthapura, the zanana the women’s quarters where women discussed things that were important to them. this was the place from where the women wielded their power. In the Mughal Zanana …
