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MAASI – An alter ego of compassion | Autism awareness story
MAASI – An alter ego of compassion | Autism awareness story

Some days back, I got to know about a small and interesting enterprise called Maasi which helps people with special sensory needs through …

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Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat – A Tale of True Endeavour and Love
Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat – A Tale of True Endeavour and Love

One fine morning, when I checked our Telloway mailbox, I saw an interesting mail pop up. More so, because the sender’s name was much familiar Read More »Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat - A Tale of True Endeavour and Love

Satisfaction is Temporary | Priyank Patel, Founder of Nukkad, The Teafé | Telloway Guest Story
Satisfaction is Temporary | Priyank Patel, Founder of Nukkad, The Teafé | Telloway Guest Story

Life changing story of Priyank Patel, who dared to move on from regular life to find satisfaction and took a step forward to bring inclusion in the … Read More »Satisfaction is Temporary | Priyank Patel, Founder of Nukkad, The Teafé | Telloway Guest Story

Meet Naaz
Meet Naaz

Initially, I used to talk, walk, dress-up and do makeup like girls do. When I went to school, boys used to tease me, beat me and call me a chhakka … Read More »Meet Naaz

Bouncing Back | From bullying in school to making her mark in the world
Bouncing Back | From bullying in school to making her mark in the world

I don’t remember the first time I realised I was different. But I do remember how those differences made me feel. Broken. Unlovable. Worthless… Read More »Bouncing Back | From bullying in school to making her mark in the world

Why not a MoFa name ?
Why not a MoFa name ?

13th October 2014, when Hudhud cyclone struck the boundaries of some states of India, she (my daughter) came to my life, after enduring the unbearable … Read More »Why not a MoFa name ?

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