Ruchira Khanna's Blog

Do you prefer observing nature from above or at eye level?Have you ever pondered the allure of viewing the world from above? It's the thrill of seeing every intricate detail from above, a vantage point that grants us a sense of mastery over our surroundings. When we rise above, we can deeply dissect and analyze the landscape, uncovering patterns that intrigue and engage us. The world takes

Fiction is a class of literature that comprises works of imaginative narration. It is something invented, imagined, and made up.We all cherish fiction for how it ignites our imagination and sends shivers down our spine, especially when a character is swept away by emotions we, too, might experience. It's the joy of storytelling that we all relish.Recently, there has been a surge of

As individuals, we wield a significant influence on the world. It all begins with a simple act, like plucking a flower. The intention behind our actions is of utmost importance, and it's within our control to ensure that intention is positive. When a flower detaches from a tree's branch, it carries a similar emotional resonance, which is transferred to the tree. That effect then spreads to

 When man tastes success, the tongue wants more! This is one epic quote by Kapil Dev, a legendary cricketer of India. This quote resonates with all of us, regardless of our different life paths. We naturally seek more when we experience success in any area—whether through acts of kindness or financial gain. The reason is simple: we feel exhilarated by these achievements and

The list of my desires could stretch on infinitely, yet I’m not talking about the endless allure of material possessions. There are plenty of shiny objects and trendy gadgets out there, but I find little appeal in most of them. My true longing lies in the simplicity and peace that come with basic comforts, like a warm cup of tea on a chilly evening, a good book, or a heartfelt conversation with a

 "R, can you please exhibit the right emotions here?" pleaded my drama teacher in elementary school. She would curl up her papers to control her desperation while I giggled over a scene that needed composure and a serious face.My acting was so bad that my confused look in the play gave the impression that I had a cold, and my nervous act made people laugh because they thought I was silly.By

 "Your nails look nice," I complimented my friend as she tapped her long, red-polished nails on the table while we waited for our food to arrive."Thanks!" she said, blowing at them gently with an arched eyebrow. "So, how do you keep them clean while you're cooking and doing other stuff in the kitchen?" I asked, trying to learn some tips and tricks."Cooking and cleaning?" she repeated

 "I need you to hurry up!" she yelled."Relax, it's just a small leak!" I yelped back as I walked towards the kitchen to get a pan to collect the drops falling from my roommate's rooftop."Just a small leak?" she countered, "This small leak will sink the whole house.""Not unless we repair it and stop procrastinating about it," I replied as I put a pan under the drop and searched for a repair

 We often seek happiness in external factors such as material objects, situations, and occasions. However, life is unpredictable, and not everything is in our control. It's best to avoid having expectations from anyone. This way, we can teach ourselves to find happiness in whatever we encounter. The power of pretending to be happy is extreme and can help us keep our pain at

Menon saw his wife, Sarita, flipping the pillows on their bed and checking under the comforter, ruffled sheets, and behind the chest of drawers. He asked irritatingly, "What are you looking for? And why aren't you dressed?" Sarita whispered, "I'm looking for my dignity?" And she continued to search other rooms.With crossed eyebrows, Menon followed her and asked, "Is that a new