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अनोखी माँ

 There are many different levels involved in the adoption process that are often discussed — such as the adoptive parents and their families, the orphanage or Specialized Adoption Agency (SAA), CARA (Central Adoption Resource Authority), and the CWC (Child Welfare Committee). But one emotional aspect that often remains overlooked is the person who takes care of the child after they arrive at the institution, until they are adopted by their new parents — and who then lovingly hands the child over to them. This person, who steps into the role of a mother after the infant arrives at the care home, who looks after the baby with utmost affection and dedication, forms a sweet bond with the child. And when the time comes to hand the baby over to the adoptive parents, she goes through an emotional turmoil. Through this poem, I’ve tried to express that unique and heartfelt journey. I would like to present this humble poetic attempt before you. सुंदरसी इस दुनिया में, जब भी घोर अँधेरा छाता नन...
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Eyes express a lot more than words...!

On Thursday, after completing my office work, when I started to go home, I received a call about an 80-year-old lady who was in trouble.   Her husband passed away a long time ago, and has no child. She was working as a maid earlier for survival. But it was difficult for her to work at this age. Due to her poor financial situation, the landlord asked her to leave the rented house. She started living on the road, at mid-night the dogs bit her on ledges badly, and with her injured legs she started ramming on the road and asking for help. When I got to know about her situation, I registered her name in the " Savli Niwara Kendra". We enrolled her in the Shelter home. She cried like a child at the time of admission. I enrolled her with a heavy heart. She was not capable of speaking a lot but her eyes expressed her misery, fear, loneliness, and stress. When I grabbed her hand, I felt the touch of my grandma. I got emotional when I held her shivering hand. This was the same feeling a...

Children Suicidal Tendencies in India

  Children Suicidal Tendencies in India Every hour one student commits suicide in India, with about 28 such suicides reported every day, according to data compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). 23rd July 2020, from a long time, I was feeling frustrated reading the COVID 19 news. So, I decided, today I will avoid reading about the COVID 19. As usual, I read the newspaper and got depressed after reading because I read three children suicide cases in Pune in a day due to reasons hard to digest. I started thinking that Children are the future of India and if children are taking steps like suicide, then where we will see our self after 10 or 15 years.   I was having a lot on my mind like what is the reason for this situation. How do they dare to hang themselves? Who is responsible? How parents face that pathetic situation when they see their child committed suicide?   Meanwhile, I started to research more information about the Children’s suicidal ration in India...

Situation matters!

 Situation matters! Being a single mother is twice the work, twice the stress, and twice the tears...... A few days back, I received a call from Bhosari, Pune Police Station. API Mr Bhosle called me to solve a critical and sensitive case of a mother and child. A few hours ago a man came to the police station with a missing girl. He said, "This girl was running on the road. She was searching for her mother from an hour. Few men were moving around her. So, I was scared. As a responsible person of this society, I recognised that I have to submit her to the police station for her protection." He received appreciation from the PSI for his precious contribution towards society, And he went away. Police were trying to ask her questions to find out her identification. But, She was scared. She was not even ready to look at him. After some time, We got to know that she is living with her mother in a rented house. She is six years old, and her name is Shreya(name changed). I was sitting...

The Last Wish!

The Last Wish! The moments of happiness we enjoy take us by surprise..... A few years ago, When I was a college student, I frequently used to went "Dilasa" Old age home to meet my all dear ones who live there for a long time. "Dilasa" takes care of senior citizens, whose families show no more interest in taking care of them. We may find many of on bed patients around us. But, here are those on bed patients who are refused by their family members. We had celebrated all festivals together like Diwali, Holi, Rangpanchami Dashera with them. We have also arranged so many activities for entertainment like Music Programs, Birthday celebration, Mehendi programs. We had changed all the negativity with positive vibes for some time with the help of this kind of activities. Once upon a time, we were planning to arrange my granny's birthday in "Dilasa" care centre. We had a beautifully decorated round-shaped circle filled with red coloured balloons right ...