Category Archive For "The Cafeteria"
A dad’s eccentricities often destroys the peace at home
Reading Time: 6 minutes There is always one parent in the house who is slightly eccentric and disturbs the peace at home. In my house I am the one who is always under the surveillance of the family.
The daily veggies and their human-like characteristics
Reading Time: 6 minutes Every vegetable that we enjoy in our meals reflect a distinctive characteristic that resembles closely with human beings.
What will you have for dinner? A question with no clear-cut answer
Reading Time: 6 minutes One of the biggest challenges for a mom is to fix the dinner menu. She checks with every member of the family on what will they have for dinner but nobody gives a clear reply.
A Shatabdi train journey that is exhilarating as well as exasperating
Reading Time: 6 minutes A train journey that also on a Shatabdi is always exciting. From watching the countryside to enjoying breakfast with a hot cup of tea is a memorable experience.
India’s Economic Growth Story: A time to rejoice
Reading Time: 7 minutes India’s economic growth is something that the world is taking a note of. The Unified payment system, the direct benefit transfer, the software exports and the the new thrust on manufacturing are factors responsible for driving the growth.
A party with crazy friends forever that never has a dull moment
Reading Time: 6 minutes A party with friends is one of the biggest stress-busters in life. Saying cheers with school or college friends or office colleagues at a get together is always full of masti and fun.
The made for each other snacks that are irresistible
Reading Time: 6 minutes In our daily life there are a whole lot of snacks that work as a team. Actually they are made for each other like Tea-Biscuit, Bread-Butter, Poori-Aloo, Paratha-Omelet.
Aam ka achar: Creating spiciness in our daily monotonous life
Reading Time: 5 minutes Any Indian meal is incomplete without an accompaniment of achar. A breakfast round of parathas in incomplete without aam ka achar and and a curd rice at dinner is incomplete without a nimbu ka achar.
The dream vacation that went missing from our dreams
Reading Time: 6 minutes The pandemic has forced people to stay indoors. Vacations with family and friends have virtually come to a standstill. With normalcy returning people can start enjoying their dream vacations once more.
Papa and mummy and Newton’s laws governing their relationship
Reading Time: 6 minutes Newtons three laws of physics can be best explained by studying the relationship between papa and mummy in any family.
The EMI payment that eats your salary like a termite
Reading Time: 6 minutes The EMI payments has fuelled consumerism across the world. But one has to be careful as besides paying the EMI one also needs to take care of a lot of unplanned expenditure
Life without social media would be relaxing and not taxing
Reading Time: 6 minutes Social media has become an integral part of our life. But social media like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp are also creating too much hatred in the society.
The tears rolling down your kid’s cheeks that make you go weak
Reading Time: 6 minutes As parents we all want to make our kids strong. But to make them strong we need to make them go through the grind even if it means seeing tears in their eyes.
The Tea accompaniments and the romance with the tea
Reading Time: 6 minutes Tea is best enjoyed with a whole lot of accompaniments. The range is huge from biscuits to butter toast and from pakoras to mathri.
The caring dad whose shoulders never get tired
Reading Time: 6 minutes One of the strongest pillar in our life is dad. He not only gives us direction in life but also ensures that we keep moving on the right track.
Living a balanced life equally caring for grandparents and kids
Reading Time: 6 minutes In every family parents have to take care of both kids as well as grandparents. This is what a balanced life is all about.
How the Author became Mr. Know it all after recovering from Covid
Reading Time: 6 minutes Ever since I have recovered from coronavirus it seems I have become some kind of an expert. I get calls from friends asking about the symptoms and the diet I took.
Smile and say cheese as the pandemic is not that bad
Reading Time: 5 minutes The pandemic has created a chaos in our daily life upsetting our regular schedule. But there are few positives that will make us smile and say cheese.
Memories of the past that are difficult to erase
Reading Time: 6 minutes There comes a point in life when you lose somebody close in the family. Life becomes difficult thereafter as memories from the past keeps him alive in your thoughts.
The Quarantine Lessons from the author who became a victim
Reading Time: 6 minutes Quarantine in a room for two weeks leads to a lot of mental agony. This is a post to guide my friends in quarantine on how to avoid the same.
The Quarantine story of the author infected by the coronavirus
Reading Time: 7 minutes The world is fighting the coronavirus since last 4 months. Every person is taking precaution but the moment one lets his guard down, the virus attacks. This story of quarantine is about the author who got infected by the virus.
An Incredible India to an Intolerant India: A country on short fuse
Reading Time: 6 minutes Incredible India has always been known as a peaceful country. But off-late it’s becoming an Intolerant India as people are always on a short fuse.
Sharing is Caring is the biggest learning of the coronavirus pandemic
Reading Time: 5 minutes Planet earth has offered us enough resources and the only way to prosper is by sharing and caring. The pandemic has made us realise this even more.
The Jungle Book characters that came alive on social media
Reading Time: 6 minutes This story is inspired by the characters of the jungle book who have crowded the social media platforms and behave like them
The Silent Prime Minister and the Silence of the Lambs
Reading Time: 6 minutes The Prime Minister of India keeps quiet on most burning issues of the country. The govt just fails to take steps like reducing petrol prices or admitting that migrant labour is a problem.
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The Right to Fight: Husband-Wife and Article 007
Reading Time: 6 minutes The Article 370 gives Centre the right over Defence, Foreign Affairs, Finance and Communication. These 4 areas also drives the relationship between a husband and wife
WhatsApp social media site: What’s life without WhatsApp
Reading Time: 7 minutes WhatsApp has become an integral part of our life. It is great social media platform to stay connected with family and friends.
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Driving a car safely: Don’t be Fast or Furious
Reading Time: 6 minutes Driving a Car on city roads is a big challenge. Women drivers are safe as well as cautious but can do better. Buses based on their looks can be classified into 5 segments
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The Circle of Life: Importance of Geometrical shapes in our Life
Reading Time: 6 minutes In our daily Life Geometrical figures play a very important role. Similarly these Geometrical shapes represent different aspects in the circle of Life
Romancing the Moon: Exploring the Moon Again
Reading Time: 7 minutes On July 21st, exactly 50 years back, Neil Armstrong stepped on the surface of the moon. This was a great leap forward for mankind. The landing of Apollo 11 on the sea of tranquility was first for mankind and a great leap forward. And Romancing with the moon has never looked so hot since that …
The Indian Tea: A beverage popular with all ages
Reading Time: 6 minutes Bonding over Indian Tea Nothing sounds sweeter than a three-letter word called The Indian Tea. The moment a tea-break is announced in an official conference, it means you can take a break. A break from all those heavily loaded power-point presentations, full of figures. When your friend calls saying let’s meet over tea, it means …
The Identity Crisis: Creating more fizz than fuss
Reading Time: 6 minutes Facial Recognition is a new way of Bio-metric identification but is creating an Identity Crisis as it intrudes into your privacy.
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The last week of the Month – the days of Bankruptcy
Reading Time: 4 minutes I am writing this post probably in the last week of the month. Sometimes, I wonder why do months have 30/31 days. Why can’t we have a month of only 3 weeks? The reason for my logical questioning is directly related to money. Though I am not an economist, I think the following formula is …
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The territorial fight day and night over the Wardrobe
Reading Time: 4 minutes One of the most common reason for an argument between a husband and wife is who gets more space in the wardrobe?