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Preeti Bhandari
A mother of two, Preeti Bhandari is a colloquial writer. She believes in simple living which reflects in her writings. As the Editor of Narisakti, she intends to use her vast experience to propel this platform to a cult status among entrepreneurial networks. When not writing she is quilling, both with paper and thoughts.
Why should I deal with it?
A man has every right to question- Why should I deal with you? If I am giving my heart and mind and still have been… Read More »Why should I deal with it?
I am a woman, deal with it!
Ask any man- “Do you understand a woman?” they would always start with a yes and then turn to a no and then a quizzical… Read More »I am a woman, deal with it!
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I am a creative person, who loves to write and many times face a block, where I look at my screen and come up with… Read More »Untitled-Titled
A poem for Her
Took a page out of your book I can barely walk a word Yet they say I am your shadow Never understood how You were… Read More »A poem for Her
She and I
“She is all I have and I want to do so much, but I have got so little time left “thought Sarah. Sarah told John… Read More »She and I
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Laying down in the meadow with the grass as tall as my knee lost in my thoughts the purple rush and the sweet fragrance The… Read More »Untitled
An Ode to the lost Soldier
He kept on chargingRelentlesslyNever failingAlways charging ahead There will always be situationsCircumstancesStopping himto move ahead. One day he met herhis undoingNever the sameHe changed moving… Read More »An Ode to the lost Soldier
The death of a dream
I once had a dreamto be someoneto reach someplaceI am someone andI did reach someplacebut this is not it. I have a long way to… Read More »The death of a dream
Why is talking about mental health such a big taboo?
When one does not feel fit, everything around seems dull and lifeless! The earth stops spinning so to speak and yet we have a problem… Read More »Why is talking about mental health such a big taboo?