I teach literature like Ayushmann Khurrana acts- with flair, humour, and a touch of the unexpected. Catch me grading essays while humming 'Pani da rang'
Ek kalakaar hai, anokha saaya hai,
Naghmon ki dhun mein bhi shayari ka jaadu hai,
Har rang mein wo apni pehchaan chhod jaata hai,
Ye kalakaar hai kuch khaas, jo dil mein bas jaata hai.
@ayushmannk
I’m in love with this sentence:
“The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth he can accept about himself without running away.”
One woman commits a crime & suddenly it's a referendum on womanhood.
Thousands of dowry deaths later, we are still told not to judge all men. Principles change depending on the gender of the accused.
Dear women.
Always outsource.
If you can get a housekeeper, hire for yourself.
If you can get a nanny, get one.
Always look for easier ways to do things.
There's no award for a woman who worked the hardest but lost herself in the process.
Preserve your life, Preserve yourself.
Major cheat code for life: Assume good things are still ahead. You are not behind. You are not too late. You are not disqualified by your past. One new season can change the entire story. Keep showing up with belief. The best chapters are often written after the hardest ones.
I’m creating a WhatsApp support group for domestic violence survivors and women who genuinely want to help victims find support, resources, and a safe community.
If you would like to be a part of this initiative, please DM me your number. My DMs are open.
Together, we can ensure no woman feels alone in her fight. ❤️ #DomesticViolenceAwareness #WomenSupportingWomen #SurvivorSupport
#JusticeforTwisha
i highly recommend young women to find a few older women to associate with — women who are wise, knowledgeable, open minded and have no traces of envy in them.
Cuando Virgina Woolf dijo: “Hay una especie de tristeza que surge cuando se sabe demasiado, cuando se ve el mundo como realmente es” describió perfecto lo que significa crecer.
I aspire to be a woman who keeps learning and evolving. Never stuck, never stagnant. Always reading, listening, growing, changing. I want to be humble enough to admit when I'm wrong and brave enough to do better. I want to be 50 and still discovering new things about myself.
A dead daughter-in-law deserves dignity, not public humiliation by those who failed to protect her. We hear moral policing, psychiatric labels, and character assassination from her in-laws. Not doing puja ,fasting, or watering plants is not evidence of mental illness or moral failure.This is cruelty wrapped in patriarchy.
I was so horrified by the 'press confereence' of Giribala Singh, former Judge & mother in law of Twisha Shama- now an accused in a dowry death case, that i had to interview her and confront her with some direct questions
1. Where is her son? as an officer of the law- and her son is a lawyer - why is he absconding and will she urge him to surrender or is she hiding him?
2. Did she and her son taunt Twisha about carrying another man's baby?
3. How can she place in public domain the alleged assessment by Twisha's doctors of her mental health when that is strictly confidential between a doctor and patient?
4. Who is she to call Twisha's decision on abortion an act of cruelty - abortion is legal in India and its ultimately a woman's body and her choice within the framework of law
5. How can she conflate prescription medicines with drugs ? Where is her evidence on drug usage ? and how does she respond to the charge by Twisha's family that her husband was the drug addict
6. How can she as a woman and a judge indulge in the worst sort of character assassination of a young woman who is not even alive to defend herself against the smear
7. . Finally, detailed Whatsapp conversations show the living hell that Was Twisha's life. How does she respond to the allegations of dowry and harassment?
This was an often unpleasant, but necessary exchange. Do share your feedback. thank you
Gave a Scorpio, ₹1 Crore in Gold... They Still Killed Her: Greater Noida Dowry Murder
Deepika Nagar, married 14 months ago, was allegedly killed by her in-laws over unmet dowry demands. Despite receiving ₹1 crore in gifts including gold and a Scorpio, they continued demanding a Fortuner SUV and ₹50 lakh more.
> Husband Ritik (tried suicide by jumping from top of house) and father-in-law Manoj arrested.
Noida woman Twisha Sharma, 33, Dies 5 months after wedding, family alleges harassment suicide.
Her brother, a serving Army Major, has been running pillar to post to get an FIR registered. https://t.co/L5SFwFKlJY
This is truly terrible.
Twisha a lovely young woman who was Miss Pune, a model, and a Marketing Manager.
Twisha got married a year ago to Samarth Singh, a criminal lawyer from Bhopal. Her mothern in law is the retired Judge Giribala Singh.
Everything went smoothly for the first few days after the wedding, but gradually, Twisha's in laws began to harass her
And then, one day, Twisha's in laws called her family to inform them that Twisha had committed suicide.
Twisha's family members refused to perform the last rites and demanded a post-mortem report.
The family categorically stated that Twisha could not have committed suicide she was murdered.
The investigation revealed that there were multiple injury marks on Twisha's body.She suffered a miscarriage two months ago.
I think many adults secretly crave relationships where emotional effort feels mutual without constant discussion around it. A natural exchange of care, attentiveness, reassurance, curiosity. The nervous system relaxes differently once reciprocity stops feeling uncertain. Ease creates intimacy too.
Who am I without reciprocity.
I want a peaceful quiet life. No confusion. No drama. No games. No stress. Unrushed mornings. Doing deep work. Books. Some music. Sitting on the porch. Two real friends. Deep conversation. Sipping tea. Watching the sun go down in silence. Peace & good vibes. That'll do.