What Are They Really Posting About?— A Counsellor’s Reflection
As a counsellor, and perhaps more keenly as a human observer, I often find myself reflecting on some patterns we see in digital spaces. One such pattern is hard to ...
The Spotlight Syndrome
Once upon a time, community work was humble. Quiet. It was led by those who believed in service, not in selfies. There were potlucks, prayers, fundraisers, and friendships. No titles, ...
Operation Sindoor: The Unfinished Sentence of a Nation’s Patience
I was sipping my morning tea when the news arrived—not like a whisper, but like a siren through my chest. Another terror attack, this time in Pahalgam. The moment felt ...
The Dance of Life: 60 Years of Wisdom, Love, and Creativity
Today, I turn 60. As I look at these two photos, one from my 16-year-old self talking over an old-fashioned landline phone, and the other from today, smiling with my ...
Addressing the Dilemma of Unpaid Placements in Counselling Education
Working as a counsellor and a counselling student, I am greatly distressed for the growing problems which results in unpaid placement in the system of education. The story of Nariman ...
32 Years of love & reflection: A journey through generational perspective
As we celebrate our 32nd wedding anniversary, I find myself reflecting not only on our own journey but also on the larger narrative of love and relationships in our generation. ...
