A Banquet on Wheels
Betty D'Couto
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A nostalgic train journey aboard the Vaigai Express rekindles Betty’s love for food, memories, and the charm of classic travel with flavorful pantry delights.
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A Friend Who Let Me Cry Without Solving Me
Somi Phillip Chempothara
July 10, 2025
A quiet afternoon of rain and presence. This poem honors the rare friend who listens without fixing, and offers shelter without asking for anything in return.
Six Yards to the Summit: Chennai Dentist Summits Kilimanjaro in a Sari. Redefines Strength.
Tell My Story
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Chennai’s Dr. Issa Fathima Jasmine summited Kilimanjaro in a silk sari, redefining strength by embracing tradition, identity, and resilience at 19,341 feet.
The Girl Who Stopped Adjusting
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Tired of shrinking herself for others’ comfort, a woman breaks free from the burden of “adjusting” — reclaiming her voice, self-worth, and unapologetic freedom.
A Ministry of Presence
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A portrait of strength and devotion—50 years of shared laughter, faith, and grace. They are woven into my poems, my stories, my experience—my quiet teachers of love.
Every Sinner has a Future
Betty D'Couto
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Every saint has a past, every sinner a future” reminds us that redemption is always possible. Growth is messy, but no one is defined by past mistakes.
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