A nostalgic journey through ink and paper: how handwritten letters once bridged the distance of homesickness, and why the fading postal service feels like losing a piece of our soul.
About The Author
Kaveri Mishra Ex banker and freelance writer
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As we celebrate 171 years of the majestic institution of St Joseph’s Convent High School, Patna, I am compelled to travel down memory lane
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Like many other girls, I wore saree for the first time on my school farewell day. It was a turquoise blue chiffon saree that my mother had bought for some family function. I was lanky and thought myself as a model while walking the ramp on the stage of the school auditorium. I loved the feel of the saree. And yes, it smelled like my mother.
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The writer retells what it feels like being an Indian mesmerized by the story spins in the Pakistani Dramas.
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Tribals form 27 percent of Jharkhand’s population. The believers of Sarna have been aboriginals of the land much before the creation of Bihar or the Jharkhand state. Their history is as old as the Mahabharata.
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The writer weighs education then and now. from reading a book to attending online classes on a tablet, from looking into dictionaries for meanings to asking Alexa.
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