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The Rajmata Syndrome
Motherhood isn’t sacrifice alone; it’s projection, clutter, guilt, and power — from Jijabai to my overflowing fridge stuffed with symbolic edible devotion.
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The Seventh Vow
Blocked and cornered by Tarot, I found friendship not in history or politics, but in Devayani—the character I rejected—returning to demand her rightful story.
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Self-Care With Crime
On difficult days, soup and crime fiction regulate the nervous system, externalize danger, restore order, and remind us why resolution feels deeply, psychologically necessary.
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Two Influencers.
Using history as metaphor, this essay examines how societies create, reward, and sustain influence—whether it comforts power or confronts it.
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Shabhari: The Forgotten Teacher.
Before Rama became divine, there was Shabari — a woman whose quiet love transformed devotion into wisdom. Her story still calls us to choose sweetness over judgment.
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Veda Vyasa Beyond The Mahabharata
“This study examines Vyasa’s shifting role across modern Mahabharata retellings, revealing how authors reshape him as strategist, satirist, or symbol of narrative power.”
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