A review of Hidden Figures, a movie based on the struggles and triumphs of three African American women who worked for NASA when racism and sexism were rampant.

Flash fiction based on the instruction Hide at least one truth about yourself in the story, among the lies.

Flash fiction based on a photo prompt

Flash fiction based on a photo prompt

Flash fiction based on a musical prompt dedicated to one of the hosts on her birthday.

Flash fiction based on a picture prompt.

Flash fiction based on a situation prompt

Sexual dysfunction may be embarassing to talk about, but living in denial can have far reaching effects on marital and family life.

Polyandry in the Mahabharata may sound progressive but wait till you read about the details and you'll see how patriarchy triumphs once again.

Flash fiction based on a picture prompt.

Flash fiction based on a sentence prompt.

It’s we who put them on a pedestal, it is we who cover up, rationalize or dismiss their transgressions, and then much later it is we who are surprised by their sense of entitlement, much like parents of spoilt kids, who simply can’t figure out where they went wrong in child rearing.

Flash fiction based on a picture prompt

This is part two of a two part story. Lalita woke up in the middle of the night and there was no sign of her husband Mukesh in the house. Eventually, after quite a few midnight adventures the couple is reunited, but all is not well. Read on to find out about the dire consequences of their midnight escapades.

Lalita wakes up in the middle of the night in a new house in a new town to find that her husband has disappeared. He has left his phone at home. She waits for half an hour but there is no sign of him. Where could he be? What could have happened?

I woke up with an awful headache. The morning sunlight had streamed in through the blinds. It was pure torture, so I shut my eyes tight and felt around the bed with my hands. It wasn’t long before I realized, the other half of the bed was empty. I sprang out of bed. Where could she be?

Sujata is obsessed with being punctual, and loathes those who are not considerate enough to keep their appointments on time, except, perhaps, this once ...

About the growth and development of a big city and the resulting dwindling of greenery, we so crave for in the views from high rises.

Wondering if you should plan a short trip without your kids? We hesitated, but eventually went through with it, and for us, it worked out great. Read all about it, and a review of the gorgeous Taj Lake Palace, where we went.

Sometimes innovative solutions can go awry and have a disruptive, but hilarious outcome. See what Nina and Nana have to say about weed eating goats.

Most little girls want to be a princess. But not Nina. She wants to be a goddess! Can she? Read on to find out.

Cynical Nana and perky Nina are discussing the worlds largest built structure. Do you know which one it is? How long do you think it'll last?

As the famous saying goes: Laws are like sausages. It's better not to see them being made. But laws and pigs may have more than sausages in common. Possibly even Napoleon! See what Nina and Nana have to say, and if you are a bibliophile, you'll enjoy all the literary references.

Voting is not just a right, it's a duty too. If you take voting rights for granted, you really feel the pinch, when you don't have them, as Nana finds out!

After a tragedy, we need something to give us hope. But what hope did people of Hiroshima have after the entire city was obliterated by an atom bomb explosion? Read on to see what Nina and Nana have to say.