Looking at the cut on my leg, I couldn’t help but feel anxious. It was bleeding profusely. I would need a tetanus shot. God, I hated injections. Sara walked in echoing my thoughts. “Oh dear! How did you cut your leg! You are bleeding all over the floor!” She ran to get the first aidContinueContinue reading “Lesson 30: God is in everything I see because God is in my mind”
Category Archives: Social Sector
The article which made it to CBSE Text-Book
In 2008, I wrote this article for TerraGreen. I accidental discovered a couple of days ago, that this article has been published in the CBSE Std X , Interact in English, Main Course book. I was neither informed nor was my permission sought since the copyright for the article still lies with me. While IContinueContinue reading “The article which made it to CBSE Text-Book”
Dedicated to POL
Power of Love ( POL) foundation, has been one of the organizations I most admire. Of course it may also have a lot to do with the fact that I was fortunate enough to meet and know Suresh Subramaniam, executive director of POL. He is one of the most gentle and yet fiercely passionate personContinueContinue reading “Dedicated to POL”
Being inspired and doing good
There is so much that inspires me. So many people that I see on the TV or read about or have had the fortune to meet. People who in their simple ways have created profound impacts. Recently on oprah, (an old rerun) they ran a show about women you must know. Featured it in wasContinueContinue reading “Being inspired and doing good”
When your life changes
Do you change with it? The answer for many is an obvious yes. But I beg to differ. It isn�t always so. When I got married and my life changed overnight, I wasn�t ready to change myself and accommodate everything new that life had brought to my doorsteps. I wasn�t ready for the new country,ContinueContinue reading “When your life changes”
Whose responsibility are they?
On the Banjara Hills road which goes towards Hitech City, at Hyderabad, there is entertainment to occupy your attention while the traffic signal turns red. Some street children, some of them remarkably fair and beautiful (which makes Satya think they might be from up north), have taken to performing acrobatics on the street. They parkContinueContinue reading “Whose responsibility are they?”
Speaking Out
A conference I attended earlier this year was filled with people from varied backgrounds, all of whom were present to speak, share, talk and discuss their views and thoughts on gender and the information society. It was the first of the kind seminar that I had attended and was suitably impressed by much of theContinueContinue reading “Speaking Out”
The paradox: Development sector does development?
There. Finally even Satya has accepted that I am an idealist. I expect honesty and integrity and a dash of ethical behaviour in my area of work and workplace. More often than not this is unrealistic in today�s world! Increasingly I am offended and disturbed by what goes on in the name of Social Development.ContinueContinue reading “The paradox: Development sector does development?”
Atha : Returning to the Now 