We pulled out a few quotable excerpts from a couple of our previous issues to build a time capsule of our literary content. If anything interests you here, make sure to go back and read the articles from these editions!
Take a break from Netflix in this extremely digitalized era and you'll be surprised by how productive you can be. No idea is too small, no idea is too mundane.
~ Shreya Panda [Volume 1]
Be a rebel. Feel alive. Go to parties, hang out with your friends, have sleepovers, go
on trips, click silly pictures, dance your heart out, have movie nights, cook-offs,
weird makeovers, and fashion shows. Let the reins loose a little.
~ Tanishka Verma [Volume 1]
I know we can't really meet our peers, but do communicate with them and talk to
your friends; maybe they too are feeling very lonely and were longing for your call
~ Aabhran Singh [Volume 1]
Winter is around the corner and the only thing I miss about school life, currently, is the one and only winter uniform.
~ Stuti Pradeep [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
This holiday season, escape into a collection of young, wintery, holiday-themed novels while your mom tries to get you to wash the dishes, your weird cousin says weird things and everyone else takes a nap in front of the TV.
~ Aaliyah Fatima [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
To us, home is our parents in uniforms, salutes, and parades.
Home is the cantonment and fighter jets flying over our house
~ Akanksha Menon [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
Wellington also helped me snap out of the narrow belief that only men could serve the nation. I came to realize that the pedestal I often pictured my father, was also capable of placing women.
~ Prakriti Panwar [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
But something seemed to change
As I saw the sun brightly shimmer
In the storm of melancholy
It was hope, a glimmer.
~ Athang Kulkarni [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
We certainly still have a long way to go but thankfully becoming a strong, abled, and independent officer in a more male-dominated profession doesn’t seem a dream too far-fetched for a girl in India
~Stuti Pradeep [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
This festive season, we must count our blessings because it's easy to forget them when the times are tough. We must make it a point to support small businesses so that we can use our blessings to bring a smile to the faces of people who have been hit harder than most of us.
~ Aditya Pandey [Winter Issue, Vol 2]
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