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Bachi Karkaria

Mumbai
As seen in: Bangalore Mirror, BBC, Mumbai Mirror, The Economic Times, The Guardian, The Times of India, Hindustan Times Mumbai, India Times, Yahoo Finance, Firstpost and
Columnist, chronicler of urbania, author, media trainer. Tweets one-liner arrows at current foibles. Bestseller books on M S Oberoi, Nanavati case, etc
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Home is where?

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By Bachi Karkaria
| The Times of India Verified
The heart is not always its GSP marker The news refuses to go away even when you think you’ve got away. The first visual at London’s Museum of the Home’ was of  ‘Bunoo’, an ayah brought to England from Calcutta in 1878 ‘to look after the Stevenson family’s children during the long voyage’, and then sent packing. ‘Deported’ was nowhere in the text, but throughout my afternoon there, similar headlines from back home kept echoing inside my head.
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More Than a Tantrum: The Hidden Reality of Sensory Overload in Autism

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By Rajeev Bhatt, Dia Mirza, Bachi Karkaria
| EIN News
Sensory overload in autism is a topic every parent should be familiar with. The reasons why common sounds, lights, and crowded places can be extremely upsetting to autistic children, and how families around the globe are finding ways to help. Vivaan was a big fan of dinosaurs, map-making, and arranging toy cars in rows. But it was a challenge every time he visited the supermarket. He could become overstimulated by bright lights, sounds from the shopping carts, crowded aisles, and loud announcements.
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No tree is an island…

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By Bachi Karkaria
| The Times of India Verified
…The death of one diminishes us all ‘I think that I shall never see/ A poem lovely as a tree.’ – Joyce Kilmer Mumbai has turned more prosaic –because of the very monsoon which once stirred such sublime poetry. Meghdoot to mega-death. This time’s apocalypse claimed 830 city trees in its first fortnight compared to 855 during the entire 2025 season, 500 last Monday alone. The biggest victim is the gulmohur whose orange flames had both matched and countered the blaze of that unending summer.
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