A blog by Dr. Anuj Kumar
Rahul was sitting with Reena in the Resort’s romantically illuminated, cosy corner. The ambience and closeness took an emotional turn and the duo started exploring each other’s sensuality. The passion was at a crescendo, but as luck would have it, Reena made a silly remark about a trivial issue. Rahul got so UPSET that …
Many years ago there was a marriage ceremony in my family. It was a decent marriage following the religion and the rituals of Janam Patri matching. The boy and the girl were given enough space to communicate, before entering into this life long commitment. Both were reasonably educated and hardcore professionals. After the post-marriage …
Come the month of March and there is an ongoing hustle and bustle to evaluate the accounts, the ledgers, the money manipulation, and the financial transactions that are taking place. We plan for the coming years while taking lessons from previous years. How about evaluating RELATIONSHIPS at some stage? It is mandatory to evaluate …
I was driving past a village one morning. I was intrigued, rather pained, to see a bunch of chained cows and buffaloes in the vicinity of the rustic houses. My heart bled as I watched the misery of the animals. The chains were just 4 or 5 feet long. Imagine how a big animal …
We are humans and an emotional breed. After a brief life span of evolving, we form and enter into relationships. It is our nature to be in alliances. They can be spouses, friends and anyone else, we put them on an emotional pedestal of sensual capability and build a palace of dreams and expectations. …
I am sure that the bigwigs at the Oxford have hard time in coining new lingo, to be included in their over inflating dictionary. FOMO, ‘the fear of missing out’. I got this from my daughter while we were in a normal family conversation. I realize that it is a very understandable and legitimate so …
I was sitting on the porch, looking at the sprawling greens of my lush garden, when suddenly a small patch of plaster fell from the overhead roof, near my chair. Gosh! I was saved. The house that I live in is an ancestral, ethnic building that was built by my grandfather in the early …
I was sitting in a government office trying to deal with some red tape issues with a babu, who was in the worst of his moods and stature. There I came across another middle-aged man, in his late forties, sitting beside me. He had not shaved his salt and pepper shave for several days, …
I am driving and a misguided missile like scooter hits my new sedan, without any of my faults. What am i supposed to do? Greet him with courtesy or give him my piece of mind. My six years old child breaks my expensive chinaware in his frenzy. Again, should I cajole him and produce another …