Adarsh Madhavan

‘O Teacher, My Teacher!’

By Adarsh Madhavan “Prasiechi (my dear cousin) -- not well,” my sister (from India) had WhatsApped me (a year or so back). She was admitted to a hospital in Mangalore, she added. A few weeks ago, prior to this message, I had been thinking of making a long-distance...

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In a culture of hares, tortoises always wins

By Adarsh Madhavan There is a lot of uncertainty in the air. Did I say that? Yes, I did. Is it coming from me? No! I say it because I have been hearing it for sometime now. I am repeating what someone said and although I am not the one to believe in it, yet I still...

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Your trash could be my treasure

By Adarsh Madhavan Bobby (*) pulled at his leash and headed into an unlit corner of the road near my home one night, recently. I usually jump, leap and somersault from one dark spot to another when taking my doggie out for a walk in the evenings/nighttimes. You never...

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“Momma’s” mysterious, miraculous homing instinct

By Adarsh Madhavan When we were forced to move from our old but spacious residence of several years to another smaller lot, I was worried. Not for my immediate family of two, but for my adopted ones of six. One, shy introverted, anxiety-ridden sweety doggyboy and five...

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The two-worded therapy

By Adarsh Madhavan I was on a chit-chat-whining to a friend (she writes for us now)of mine who lives somewhere abroad and suddenly she scythed through the ‘crap’ and said hey I want you to check out an You Tube post, which I think is going to make a lot of difference...

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Children of a lesser…?

By Adarsh Madhavan “We sleep afraid, we wake up afraid…” Sometime ago, a young boy from a war-torn country wrote on Facebook: “We sleep afraid, we wake up afraid, we leave our homes afraid…” I have been young too. I have been a boy too. I have slept scared too. But I...

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