Many times we look back and wish we could do things over, we could forgive and ask for forgiveness, we could love and be loved, we could lift others, we could find ways to amend for things that have not gone right. This poem is to remind us that now is the time to do all those things we wish for, before it is too late. Elena, our columnist in this poem has so aptly brought out the emotions which bind[...]

On Doctor’s Day, The Sip of Life today launches a new monthly column, The Other Side, which will provide an insight into the rural India. Dr. Rajat Chabba brings in a common man’s perspective through his actions and associations. Working in the not for profit sector, he adds spice from the other side of reality: the harsh one. A rural management graduate from IRMA, DRC, Chabba will bring to us some real stories with pictures from the other side of[...]

Week after week, couples sit on my “analyst’s couch” and share all the ways they’re being mistreated by their partner. And what’s interesting is that regardless of their background, socio-economic status, age or religiosity, most men sound alike, just as most women do. In other words, racial, religious, educational, and fiscal differences pale in comparison to gender differences, that are a part of our Devine design, for many wonderful reasons – none of which have to do with irritating each[...]

The Sip of Life-a confluence of the mind and the heart…Capturing the simple moments of life in a camera or articulating feelings into words, to retain their freshness, even if opened after a decade, is what eloquence in life is all about. You learn- You share- I learn, I learn- I Share- You learn; this is the elementary step towards rejoicing in success and learning from the success stories of those around you.
An insight into the blogger’s mind, Amit Roy,[...]

It’s a day to relax and sit back to enjoy yet another Sunday! I am sure you must have woken up late as this is one day when you can do whatever you can’t on any busy week day. For anyone of us, it’s a different day that a normal working day because we can unwind ourselves to gear up for the coming week. It’s another day to take your sip with me – The Sunday Sip…
I didn’t know what[...]

Summers always remind me of the swimming times I had as a child when my dad was working. We had a swimming pool in the campus we lived, venturing into which I loved the most. Not that I knew well how to swim but because cold pool water helped me beat the heat!
My mom and sister, both were good swimmers, and I happened to learn a lot from them. We had three pools – the small one, the medium and[...]