Sonal Singh On Sonal's Table

‘Eighty hours to save Karen’ is a book with such a vein of thrill in its body. The 69 page volume is the author’s first commendable attempt at writing a thriller. The storyline, sans any superfluous language, is straightforward and takes you straight into the mind of the protagonist Air Commodore Mathew Williams. The story explores the lengths to which a devoted grandfather would go to ensure the safety and well-being of his only grandchild, entrusted to his care.

The poet talks about how she yearns for some ‘My time’, away from the din of her life. She seeks it, searches for it because she realizes that it is much needed. The poet also challenges some societal notions by asking why it is that people think that the terms homemaker and ambition are divergent. Why does society automatically assume that a homemaker has no ambition?

On the occasion of World Heath Day on April 7th we bring you an interesting discussion on – Child Health and care, pre and post covid.   Our panelists are  Dr. Arva Bhavnagarwala- MBBS, DNB (Pediatrics) Dr. Arva Bhavnagarwala- MBBS (Terna Medical college, Navi Mumbai) DNB- Pediatrics (Masina Hospital, Byculla, …