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Garima Mishra

Pune
As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, MDPI, The Indian Express, Science Magazine, Royal Society of Chemistry, Physical Review B, The Wire (India), Amar Ujala, Careers360
Former journalist | Independent writer | Podcaster | Fitness-music-books-films-poetry enthusiast | Social Media Strategist at www.moneytreewc.co.in
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UMBRELLAS, ABSENCES, AND SILENT TEACHINGS

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By Garima Mishra
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One rainy morning stirred memories from years ago — of school buses, shared umbrellas, and a mother’s quiet wisdom. Sometimes, the lessons that shape us arrive softly, like a drizzle we barely notice Pune has been experiencing steady rainfall over the past few days. Just about two-three days ago, around 7 am, I stood on my balcony and saw a few parents in our society waiting for the school bus with their children.
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MAHAKUMBH 2025: A Journey into the Heart of Awakening

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By Garima Mishra
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Member-only story Garima Mishra · Follow 10 min read · -- The once-in-a-lifetime experience of attending the Mahakumbh Mela became even more extraordinary for me as I had the opportunity to stay with a kalpavasi In 1943, Mehboob Khan, a prominent Bollywood director, released Taqdeer, a Hindi film revolving around Shyama and Pappu, two children from different families who get lost and eventually find each other at the Kumbh Mela.
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NOT EVERYONE IS SKILLED AT REACHING OUT FOR HELP

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By Garima Mishra
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By adopting a more proactive approach, we can create a culture of compassion and understanding that encourages people to reach out for support without fear Garima Mishra · Follow 2 min read · -- Photo by nikko macaspac on Unsplash When a gentleman encounters a pregnant woman struggling to carry a heavy bag, he doesn’t simply say, “Let me know if you need help.” Instead, he proactively asks, “Can I help you?” This subtle difference in approach can make a significant impact.
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