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Aparajita Singh

Software Developer by profession, Blogger by choice! Writing is not just a hobby, it's my passion. I convey my thoughts through poems, short stories and articles. Currently working as an Appian Developer, I'm also a Certified Yoga Instructor. I love to read, write, doodle, paint, dance and sing!

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We fly af! And we fly as well 🦋 . . . . . . #traveldiaries #chikmagalur #chikmagaluru #positivevibes #picoftheday #india_gram #travel #travelgram #caughtintheact #jump

If we can't define love, then what gives us the right to set rules for it either? Happy pride month! 🏳️‍🌈✨ . . . Started making something and then I just couldn't! Why am I like this? 😣 Procrastination has the best timing! This is just a part of what I had in mind. Finished it a few days ago and thought I'd be done by the weekend but NO! I just find ways to delay things. Sigh!

I have a new found love for old wooden boats ♥️ #Throwback

A selfie from 2015 💫 Not sure why I never posted it on the gram 🤷

"We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another"- Jonathan Swift Set in the 1990s Bangladesh, this quote has been so rightly used in this book. Lajja explores the events of 1992 Babri Masjid demolition through the eyes of a Bangladeshi Hindu family. How the riots in India led to communal violence all over Bangladesh. It's slow paced in the beginning where it tries to set the tone for the characters through the eyes of two male protagonists. I assumed it's because they get to go outside the house (That tells something in itself). It narrates how they look at the present and the past events. Taslima ji has tried to include a lot of facts in between to let the reader know the gravity of the situation but after sometime it started to feel as if I was reading a newspaper. This was one of the reasons it took me a lot of time to finish it. I just started skipping through those parts as they were quite repetitive with just the change of names of people and places. The book takes a lot of time to catch speed but when it does it really makes you feel the pain. I am not a fan of the translation either. At a lot of times I wished I knew enough bangla to read the original. The book made me angry and sad at the same time. I felt an emptiness inside of me by the end. I was in tears and left with a lot of questions. The worst part is that even after more than 20 years, those questions are still unanswered! In the fight over religion, people suffer. Is it really worth it? I definitely recommend this book.

Finished it last night and submitted in the office today 😬 They might put it on display 🤞 The random sentences are the 7 values of KPMG. Wanted to include something to showcase the spirit of the company and what better than that, am I right? . . . . . . . . #art #artist #artwork #zentangleart #mandala_sharing #mandalaart #mandala #typography #brushlettering #finelineartwork #blackwork #artstagram #art_spotlight #artistsoninstagram #artistsofinstagram #fabercastell #camel #watercolor #india_gram #instagram #instadaily #igindia

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