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Ma Shakti
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When voices scream out of painful silence
When protests are held by a child’s prayer
When its no longer about the individual
The revolution has begun…
Every decade sees one of such
Every person goes through some of such
Who’ll come out of this successful
its hard to tell
In the end after all nothing will remain
and there’ll be peace later despite all the pain
But a wave of change would’ve started
And something new would’ve begun
Perhaps its the seed of the next revolution!
08 Tuesday Feb 2011
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A mother was left abandoned on the gates of a medical practitioner’s clinic by her children because she had become a burden on them – she was a cripple. She was left behind in the bitter cold of Delhi’s winters and as she dragged herself really shocked wondering if this is what she had taught her children to become, she disappeared into the darkness of the lanes. I was there that evening passing by the shop next to that clinic and the shopkeeper told me about her. I saw her pass by in absolute silence – she looked like she could be from a middle class family. Nobody saw her ever since.
A little girl was sent with a man she hardly knew, married off to a man three times her age. She was brought to an alien land and sold off to another bidder as a ‘virgin’ bride. Why this betrayal she wondered… she didn’t even know what or who to ask? She was now trapped forever in this web and years hence she doesn’t even recollect what her name used to be & she doesn’t remember where she came from. But this one time when she was being sent off for the nth time sitting quietly, looking way older than the 24 years of her life, in the 2nd class compartment of a train… the train began to near the hills of a tea-growing valley and some scent stirred inside her soul and made her cry.
Some stories I witnessed in my life and I don’t think will ever recover from. I wrote these instances down the time when I witnessed them…only a few minutes of my life but it left a lasting impression.
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10 Monday Jan 2011
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It’s my older nephews birthday today & we nicknamed him Tintin as he graced this planet on the date that one of the most famous & loved private detective Tintin also celebrates his birthday. The comic character has been our family’s favourite ever since we first laid our eyes on the first Tintin comic book or graphic novel as they are now called. And the same goes for my nephew… we all just fell in love with him from the first moment. He’s 11 now & I find it so amazing that so many years have passed. He used to be the most adorable baby with his little button nose and his cute mannerisms. Today he’s a strapping 5′ 6” tall and as awkward as any pre-teenager can be. He may not hug us as much anymore or respond to all our strange cutesy weird nicknames we call him but he will always be the first whom we all fell in love with.
Sourab Banerjee, we love you so much.
And then Mihir came soon after Sourab… and now its hard to decide who was a cuter baby… Mihir is like cherry pie, ice-cream, honey & cream… oh dear… I love my nephews π
Happy Birthday Sourab for 10th January & Mihir for 21st January!!!!
Love… Always.
20 Monday Dec 2010
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Visiting India after such a long gap was a much needed break and it was also an experience that was a treat for all of one’s senses! It was the most amazing culinary experience. From the spicy ghee dripping parathas of Northern India to the typical fauji mess-style food and the simplistic Meitei cooking…and to add to all of this lots of lovingly made home cooked food everywhere we went. Each morsel was a culinary journey.
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This variety of beans I’ve so far only come across in north eastern states of India. Its eaten raw in salads & has a delightful crunchy taste. It goes amazingly well with a paste that’s made with fermented fish or ngaari and it tastes heavenly if you’re into that sort of thing! π
Raj Kachori Chaat at Gangaur in Kolkatta. Kolkatta street-style food is the bestest everrrrr!!!!! When visiting Kolkatta, one must sample all the amazing street food you get there – puchka, jhaal-muri, dahi chaat, momos, chowmein, rolls… yum yum drool drool
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