Category Archives: feminism

Homecoming

Posted on March 31, 2020 by Meha Sharma

The jingling sound of bells reverberated in the twilight sky and steered the silence of her heart. She sat on the banks of the river Ganga and stared listlessly towards the rippling waters of the sacred river. Unlike the other … Continue reading →

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Redemption

Posted on April 20, 2019 by Meha Sharma

Circa 2110 Dr. Treud’s clinic was swarming with men. Men of varying shapes, sizes and ethnicity had lined up in his swanky clinic. The waiting room which shone radiantly underneath the translucent walls looked almost unreal. Dr. Treud was one … Continue reading →

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My Tryst With Beauty!

Posted on December 23, 2018 by Meha Sharma

What is beauty? As I sit pondering over what truly defines beauty, I cannot help but dive deep into the labyrinths that I meandered through the thirty plus years of my existence. The truth is that the concept of beauty … Continue reading →

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The Shift #FlashFiction

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Meha Sharma

Everyone who walked across the cream-hued corner house of Carter Lane, in that idyllic little town, paused and took in the sight. After all it was not commonplace to see a scarecrow dressed in feminine attire perched in all its … Continue reading →

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When ‘The Marvelous Mrs Maisel’ Got Me Thinking: Are Women Born To Be Mothers?

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Meha Sharma

So, recently, I joined the Amazon/Netflix bandwagon. Yes, it was too tempting a proposition to be stalled. It brought me face to face with a plethora of TV shows and movies (making my procrastinating ways even worse). As I greedily … Continue reading →

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