Susan Narjala | March 7, 2023
Four zucchinis lounge on my kitchen counter awaiting their fate. Soon, they will be peeled, shredded and then folded into a batter of flour, sugar, oil and eggs along with...
Continue ReadingPauline | December 9, 2020
2020 has been a really difficult year for many around the world. I've had friends and family who have lost jobs, lost loved ones, struggled through difficult challenges, experienced intense...
Continue ReadingPauline | May 27, 2020
When I was a student in Bangalore, a mentor suddenly fell ill and as she lay in the hospital for a long period, fighting against failing organs, I remember a...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | May 8, 2020
You know that little curvy arrow on your browser menu that refreshes your webpage? It’s a button I’m intimately familiar with. Every time I post an article on my website...
Continue ReadingSylvia Castelino Derby | September 27, 2019
My husband, Jon, our fifteen-month-old daughter, Diya and I decided to leave Delhi and India to pursue the work of Restorative Justice—a calling we felt God had put on our...
Continue ReadingRuth Davidar Paul | September 10, 2019
Love – poets have written about it, musicians have sung about it, and artists have painted about it. The emotion has been well documented, researched, examined, experienced and yet, humankind...
Continue ReadingSarah | May 21, 2019
‘Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, and grace will lead me home."[1] I was taking my Grandma to her new (nursing) home. Just a week before, she had...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | May 14, 2019
Sip chocolat chaud in Paris with the Eiffel Tower as the backdrop. (The Louvre might work well as the “set” too) Walk under a canopy of Sakura trees in Japan....
Continue ReadingDeepa David | March 22, 2019
Almost every time I have to write for IndiAanya, our family is usually in some major crisis. Either I’m battling chronic pain for three months, or I find my toddler...
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