Prerna Mittra

Despite cancelled trips, professional travellers are optimistic about the future of travel.

It has been approximately 2,395 days now since he started his escapade in October 2013, and Pedersen has not been home since.

'I have always challenged gender, and I have challenged boxes, for girls and boys. Instead of asking a boy why he has long hair, and why he is wearing a dress, let him choose, and let us encourage that.'

As we enter coronavirus Lockdown 4.0, the debate whether domestic helps should be called back continues. While some say they may pay them still, others say ‘no work, no money’.

'The problem is not with girls liking pink; the problem is with girls being exposed to that colour only.'

‘Yoga is an ancient medicine for modern times. There is no better time to start than now.’

It's not just Elon Musk's baby, there's also Tipu Sultan, Adolf Lu Hitler Marak, twins Covid and Corona, among others. If you’re considering an unusual name for your baby, here is some food for thought!

‘My main fear was if I will be allowed to step outside in case of an emergency.’

'I tell my son that mother has to help another mother bring a baby into this world.'

Typically, the month of Ramzan would witness packed mosques, jam-packed roads, food stalls buzzing with activities, and such.

The first rule of unschooling is that there is no rule at all. “In unschooling, we don’t teach anything. Children learn through the course of living life, or when they are interested in a particular concept or topic,” explains Sharmila Govande. 

In the last few days, heartwarming stories of children making contributions have made the rounds.

"The first question anybody asks my child is: 'Tumhaare papa kahaan hain?' (Where is your father?). It is a normal question. But I tell them she does not have a father."

In the course of the lockdown, many people have turned to online courses and classes to either learn new skills, polish existing ones, or to simply stay fit and healthy.

'It was exciting, adventurous and special'

‘I cannot even go out and smoke in the balcony without worrying that someone will barge in’

As humans, we naturally take things and people for granted. Maybe once we are done with this difficult chapter, we will learn valuable lessons from it.

"I've not hugged my six-year-old in 15 days," shares a doctor.

Most, if not all, women – working or non-working, married or unmarried – now have to spend their quarantine hours with male members of the family, who may or may not be presenting themselves as useful at home.