“Love is the whole thing. We are only pieces”; why love is not about completing someone but connecting deeply

The most useful lesson may be simple: stop searching for someone who completes the story and start building a relationship where both people can contribute to it. That means showing affection through consistency, giving space without creating distance, apologising without keeping score and allowing another person to remain themselves. Love, in this sense, is not…

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Quote of the day by Maya Angelou: “Love recognizes no barriers”; the powerful idea behind her words

Maya Angelou (Image: https://x.com/historyinmemes) A wall can keep people apart. So can distance, fear, pride, anger, timing or circumstances. But Maya Angelou imagined love as something that refuses to stop at any of them.“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.”It is an unusually…

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How some Indian handloom traditions are slowly disappearing

Traditionally associated with West Bengal, the Garad-Korial silk saree is known for its natural white or off-white base and deep red borders and motifs. The red-and-white palette has strong associations with Bengali rituals and ceremonies, including Durga Puja, and the saree is also traditionally worn at weddings.While festive Indian fashion often gravitates towards heavier embellishment,…

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Sharad Sagar: “The Bihari in me said, ‘I’ll come back when your President invites me’”: When Sharad Sagar left US to work in India, people laughed, but he manifested the future

Sagar was invited to Obama’s South by South Lawn gathering at the White House in 2016 When Sharad Vivek Sagar was finishing his education in the US and preparing to return to Bihar, some of his American friends could not understand his decision. Why leave behind the possibility of a well-paid job, a Manhattan high-rise…

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