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In a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, Abode Abroad weaves together the stories of twenty-one Indian women who have migrated to the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Whether in search of opportunities for themselves or their families, these women showcase what it takes to find yourself.
Leaving behind all they knew to build something of their own, they learned to balance traditional values with newfound freedoms. The burden of expectations from two different worlds did not stop them from carving out their own place in the middle, where their lives became a celebration of diversity in culture and experience.
These stories illuminate the complexities of identity, ambition, and reinvention, demonstrating both the deeply personal and widely shared scope of human emotion. No matter how disparate we seem, the threads of our stories create a tapestry of one universal truth: We’re all seeking a sense of self, of fulfillment, and the proof that it’s possible.
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Ruchika Gaba Vasishta
Ruchika Gaba Vasishta is a published poet and lifelong storyteller. Born in India and living abroad for many years, she brings a rich cross-cultural perspective to her work, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and belonging through the lens of her own experience.
Vasishta lives with her family in New Jersey, USA where she continues to reflect and connect through words. Get in touch by emailing her at ruchika1906@gmail.com.
