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Recent Posts: MASALA CHAI

Come home to Gilly’s grandkids

Come home to Gilly’s grandkids

Dear readers, Moving home is tough and the last month has been devoted to a shift from Mumbai to Delhi, or rather to NOIDA (also known as NOt-In-Delhi-Area), the poor cousin of the grand capital city. There is a chill in the air as the seasonal smoke from Punjab farms is trapped in the region. […]

Happy Diwali

A very happy diwali to all our readers. From, Team Masala Chai

“I want him to be a Rambo-baby” Conversations with a young mother- Part Two

As parents in the present times, we all struggle with the directions in which children should be guided. Should the focus be on leaving the child relatively free, should we have a firm hold on moral training from the start, what focus should be placed on academic learning, should we allow children to play freely, […]

How I Became a Long-Distance Runner: Conversations with Nandini – Part One

How I Became a Long-Distance Runner: Conversations with Nandini – Part One

Nandini was born in 1989 in a village in Coorg. For her graduation, she came to Bangalore where she now lives with her husband and one and a half year old son. This first part of our conversation with Nandini explores her views on life, relationships and running. She works as a Senior Product Engineer […]

“Hal kabdikabdikabdikabdi….”

Of morning walks and memories “Hal kabdikabdikabdikabdi….” At least that’s what it sounded like at the time. So many of our childhood games were learnt by osmosis that one cannot be certain about whether the aural memories are accurate. Like LOND.. London, we never questioned why the ON was dropped from the spelling in our […]

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