Whether speaking through a downpour or addressing a minority outreach meeting scheduled on the evening of Chhath Puja, the act of showing up despite unfavorable conditions became a powerful statement of commitment and resilience in the long political fight, Gaurow writes.
Among all the cafes in Delhi, none quite brings me the peace I find at the Indian Coffee House with its aged walls, the gentle hum of vintage fans, and the staff dressed in timeless white uniforms that seem to freeze time itself, as if this place is a haven where time takes a pause, and within these walls, I find solace from the ceaseless rush of the world, writes Gaurow Gupta.
The thing that stops us from saying what we want to say the most is the fear that the person in front won't understand, and because of this fear, we often remain silent.
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