While cyclonic winds, pelting rain and loud thunder lashed on Delhi, the Delhiites observed an hour of darkness in search of sanity to save Mother Earth. Though 'conscience' and 'rising to the occasion' are not usually the most known traits of true Delhiites, the past few months of changes and surprises the country witnessed since 26/11 have brought in some changes. Yesterday therefore, the city along with its citizens reinforced the pledge to fight climate change and save Mother Earth. Be it the Resident Welfare Associations or the Corporate Houses, the Multiplexes or the ITDC Hotels, the lights went off completely or partially(non-essential ones)between 8:30 to 9:30pm on 28th March. A large number of Delhiites turned up at Dilli Haat, where WWF had organised an event. Hundreds of Delhiites braved the downpour and lit candles to join hands with fellow citizens from all over the world. What makes me write on this is the natural awareness that is being slowly seeded in t
Am a Mom, a Home Chef, and a Communication Strategy Consultant. Just back from a four year long sabbatical in Europe with husband and hence trying our best to learn living life after kids leave home for studies. Invite you to come for my tea-time chats where I will share my experiences in parenting, professional hurdles, recipes, life and household management hacks, relationships and many more important topics. So let the kettle whistle while we get ready for our tea-time chats.