Spotlight

Featured posts from the thinkdeli community.

Komal Gujar

For The Love of Writing, Reading and..!

Hi, I am Komal, and i love creating worlds, where Love, Emotion and small everyday Magic meet”.“I have always been fascinated by the quite moments between people - a shared glance, fleeting smile, a whispered word - and that’s what I want to explore in my new story.”I am writing a contemporary love story called Lingering Like Dawn. It’s about two people who don’t believe in love.. until the Univer...

Sukanya Patil

The commute

Everyone knows about Bangalore traffic, even if they are not from the city. I, too, was very hesitant to drive to my office amidst the city's busy routes. Surprisingly, it took me just two days of travel to get over my fear of driving in the city during rush hour. The sudden honks no longer surprise me, and I’ve learned that not every horn around me is meant for me.Apparently, I’ve started to enjo...

The commute
jaee jadhav

Bookstagram

Hi, Jaee here 👋 I have finally started a Bookstagram account - @readwithjaee. Shared 10+ book reviews till date here, plan to add lot many! I want to keep my hobby photography (@jaeejadhav) and book accounts @readwithjaee separate because I have realized reading is no longer just a hobby for me. It’s an essential part of my day. Interestingly, the hashtag #bookstagram has been used in ‘over’ 100 ...

Bookstagram
jaee jadhav

Sip, Read, Review – \"The Perils of Being Moderately Famous” by Soha Ali Khan

Had the princely titles not been abolished in 1971, her official title would have been - ‘Nawabzadi’ Soha Ali Khan of Pataudi and Bhopal. Yes, we are talking about a princess today!Checkout this week’s book review - https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/10/03/sip-read-review-the-perils-of-being-moderately-famous-by-soha-ali-khan/Do share your feedback if you already read this one. Until next tim...

Sip, Read, Review – \"The Perils of Being Moderately Famous” by Soha Ali Khan
Komal Gujar

“The Price of Being a Woman: Worshipped in Temples, But undervalued in Reality”

A few days ago, I wrote an article about Goddess Kali- about the divine energy women embody, the roles we play, and the constant struggles we face. I spoke of how women should be respected in very form, not just revered as goddesses in temples, but as human beings who deserves kindness, love and dignity.But what happened to me last night shook me to my core and made me question everything I though...

Komal Gujar

“Nine Nights, A Thousand Roles” - A Navratri Story of Feminine Power.

Every year, as the first beats of dhol echo through the streets and the air fills with the colors on celebration, Navratri arrives- not just as a festival, but as a gentle reminder of something deeply powerful: the strength of being a woman.Navratri, with its nine nights honoring the nine forms of Goddess Durga, is more than just a ritual. For many women, it mirrors the nine lives they live every ...

“Nine Nights, A Thousand Roles” - A Navratri Story of Feminine Power.
manan dedhia

Slaughter of the Soul

When Mary Oliver wrote these words, she might as well have been writing about Ozzy Osbourne or Tomas Lindberg.Rest in power Tompa. Your music made our lives better. When it's over, I want to say: all my life I was a bride married to amazement. I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms.When it's over, I don't want to wonder if I have made of my life something particular, and real.I don't ...

Slaughter of the Soul
manan dedhia

Darktown

Gritty, fast paced, and pulling no punches with the darkness that envelopes the context. Good read.

Darktown