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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
People have variously described 2020 as the year of turbulence and disruption, when everything was ‘upside down’. It was a year which locked us inside our homes. But when you can’t go outside, you go inside.
A year which put the pause button on the excesses, gave us time to correct past mistakes and in short, reboot and reset- the pandemic has propelled us to conserve, preserve and reserve- resources, relationships, time and money.
Everyone asks for peace. Everyone wants prosperity. But for long term harmony and peace, sometimes chaos and disorder are necessary. Even a peace lover like Lord Krishna says that nature’s fury in its destruction creates new paths for rejuvenation.
Namrata Kohli
A graduate in English Literature from Delhi University and a post graduate in mass communication, Namrata Kohli is a journalist with over twenty years of writing experience across leading publications such as The Times of India, Hindustan Times, Business Standard, Economic Times and many more. She also did a coffee table book on “Luxury Branded Homes” in 2013.
A mother of two growing up kids, Namrata believes in “mindfulness” or being present in mind, spirit body in the here and now and feels that the mantra to a complete life, lies in the art of being able to BALANCE – a balance between work and life, mind and body, past and present, Indian and modern values. Deeply touched by culture, philosophy and philanthropy - Namrata believes in karma and whatever goes around comes around. Imagine that on this planet, we are all standing in a circle. Whatever we give to the person standing next to us, will eventually come back to us, says the author.
