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A Year Later: Grateful for Life - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Exactly one year ago, on 30th September 2025, I underwent a total hysterectomy at Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon. Typically described as a “major surgery”, it was a difficult and challenging time for all of us. But a year later, I feel strong, recovered and, above all, deeply grateful that the entire experience is now behind me. More than anything else, it has given me a renewed appreciation for life, good health, my family and the friends who stood by me and shared this journey from the very beginni
A Life Changing Experience And The Influence Of Lord Buddha - Hill Post (opens the original)
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‘Buddham Sharanam Gacchami Dhammam Sharanam Gacchami Sangham Sharanam Gacchami’ These are among the most beautiful, appealing and thought provoking words I’ve ever heard and when I think of them even today- in fact, even as I write this piece, I remember the first time I heard them and how they influenced me. Have you ever been to a place that influences you so much that you decide to make an immediate change in your way of life and living? Many years ago, I had exactly such an experience, one w
Remembering Major Somnath Sharma, Indias' First Param Vir Chakra (PVC) - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Every morning when I am in Som Vihar in New Delhi, I walk in the park close to our home. As parks go, its absolutely beautiful. Green, clean, and very well maintained, with flowering bougainvillea, beautiful shaded walkways and a wide variety of greenery. Like me, there are many other people who also love to walk in the same park and its a pleasure to breathe in the clean morning air at that time. Goes without saying that the air is not half as fresh and clean as the day progresses, but be that
Hope Lies Eternal - An Unforgettable Episode At The La Musee National de la Legion’ d honneur, Paris - Hill Post (opens the original)
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If someone asked me if I liked writing or photography better, I’d be hard pressed for an answer. The fact is that I really can’t decide . It goes without saying that I love my cameras a great deal too and can’t imagine going anywhere with at least one, if not two of them. So in my series of ‘Sights and sounds that linger’ commencing here, this is one which I’d truly classify as ‘unforgettable’ It was my 9th day in Paris sometime back, and I’d clicked hundreds of photographs. Many of them had alr
The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Side - Hill Post (opens the original)
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According to the Urban dictionary, the phrase ‘the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence’, refers to the way we tend to look at other people’s lives and things that we don’t have in general, through rose coloured glasses. In literal terms, this comes straight from the idea of looking at a neighbour’s lawn and seeing it as better looking, healthier and overall greener then your own when in reality you’re just ignoring anything negative about it and downplaying everything positive
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