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Some moments pass quickly, yet their impact remains with us forever. In Rooms Are Forever, 21st Century Emily Dickinson Award recipient Rakesh Handoo explores these lasting impressions through...

Not every poem begins with intention. Some begin with a pause, a fleeting thought, a shift in light across the sky, or a feeling too subtle to name....

How often do we walk past someone without wondering about their story? A shopkeeper opening his store before sunrise. A teacher patiently shaping young minds. A homemaker holding...

This Father's Day, CITTA is spotlighting an often-overlooked aspect of wellbeing: self-care for fathers. While fathers are frequently celebrated for their role as the pillars of support, conversations...

A profound shift in travel is sweeping how Indian women travel. The traditional image of the Indian holiday, a large or multi-generational family affair or a couple's retreat,...

Some books are written to tell stories. Others are written to preserve emotions that are often left unsaid. Drops of Fate by Bipasa Haldar belongs to the latter...

Some poems are written to be read. Others are written because they need to exist. In The Poetry of My Heart, Stipar Raita brings forward a deeply personal...

Some people are not quiet because they have nothing to say but because the world never learned how to listen. They sit in crowded rooms and feel everything...

New Delhi : At a time when healthcare professionals are increasingly embracing technology, wellness, and public engagement, Dr. Shubham Yadav is emerging as a distinctive voice at the...

Every poet begins with a feeling, a memory, or a moment that refuses to be forgotten. For Nirmayi Praveen, those moments became the foundation of Inspirations {Part 1},...