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- Who: Lata Sunil
What:“A Journey of Kindness”
Spicy: Journey for the author with Mumbai local started 20 years ago. More that just traveling, it is the act of kindness make her return to the train time and again. There is a bonding, a feeling of sisterhood, a unity which is achieved by these simple gestures in the Mumbai Local.
- Who: Ankit Agarwal
What: “The Story Teller-Chetan Bhagat”
Spicy: Author is not a Chetan Bhagat fan, but very interestingly summarizes the career life of Mr. Bhagat as a writer. The Author believes that no matter how one rate Chetan Bhagat,but one cannot neglect the fact that he is fully responsible for making many youth fall in love with books and take up reading as a hobby.
- Who: Parwati Singari
What: “World Philosophy day”
Spicy: UNSECO’s philosophy day celebrates the power of critical thinking, more importantly to share their philosophical heritage with each other.
- Who: Daneshwari
What: “I wish to live where..”
Spicy: Author wants to live in the lap of the nature, get mesmerized by its divine beauty. A beautiful poem to read.
- Who: Jay Shah
What: “A beautiful conundrum”
Spicy: A short and sweet poem on love. Do read it.
- Who: Alok Sharma
What: “Rohit Sharma – The Man, The Maverick”
Spicy: Author praises Rohit Sharma for crossing the 250 mark. From once being Maggi’s unofficial ambassador to becoming the badass who has now scored two double centuries in one day cricket, Rohit Sharma has matured as a cricketer.
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