Bakul Banerjee writes an essay sharing her personal experience of how her love and passion for Geometry eventually led to a career in Science, something that she continues to be passionate about.
Bakul Banerjee’s poem is about a journey through greenery where ferns are a dominating presence.
Bakul Banerjee’s essay fondly traces her journey with music through the years – from when she was a young girl growing up in India to when she moved to the US as young bride many years ago to what she enjoys listening to now.
A young girl, excited about the possibilities of the new Icmic cooker, wishes to chase away the gloom from her father’s lonesome heart as her mother is in the hospital.
As someone who often engages in contemplations on divinity, Bakul Banerjee pens a poem on the theme of spirituality.
When Bakul’s daughter asked her to officiate her Vedic wedding ceremony, many choices came into picture. Bakul Banerjee writes about them.
THE LOUNGE | TURN OF THE PAGE Bakul Banerjee reviews Arundhati Roy’s latest novel ‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’.
Bakul Banerjee’s poem is inspired by insightful marriage hymns from Samaveda written by ancient sages in India.
