by Kirti V | Jun 4, 2026 | Poetry
When he sang Ilaya Nila, The moon was ready to come to the earth. His Valaiyosai and Malare Mounama, Became the most sought-after love songs. His Panivizhum Malarvanam, Brought out his joyfulness and charm. When he sang Kaadhal Rojave, We all cried with him His songs...
by Kirti V | May 4, 2026 | Articles
Somewhere along the way, being constantly tired became normal. People answer messages while eating. Watch shows while scrolling. Work during weekends and feel guilty while resting. Even hobbies started sounding productive. Reading became “self-improvement.” Walking...
by Kirti V | Apr 17, 2026 | Articles
Most people visit Jaipur for the forts. They tick Amber Fort, take a photo at Hawa Mahal, walk through City Palace, buy something from Bapu Bazaar, and leave with a vague sense that they have “done” Jaipur. They have not. The real Jaipur is not in its...
by Kirti V | Apr 1, 2026 | Articles
Some people get very good at saying “I’m okay” without thinking about it. The words come out automatically. Smoothly. Almost politely. Someone asks how you are doing, and before your brain even catches up, you smile a little and say, “Yeah, fine.” Then you move the...
by Kirti V | Mar 16, 2026 | Articles
Every year, for about three to four weeks, Kashmir does something no other place in India can. Millions of tulips bloom across seven terraces of a single garden, with snow-dusted mountains behind them and Dal Lake shimmering below. It sounds like the kind of thing...
