Sanjukta Das

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Sanjukta Das is an author, journalist, educator, meditation teacher, life coach, and social entrepreneur passionate about inspiring personal growth and positive change. Through education, storytelling, and community service, she empowers people to discover their potential and lead more meaningful lives.

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From Invisible to Unstoppable: Why women over 50 must embrace visibility

True power lies in your mindset, experience, and confidence. For women over 50, visibility is no longer optional—it is the moment to be seen.

Young man says he doesn’t want to marry, parents differ. What must he do?

One must avoid making absolute declarations such as "I will never marry." Life has a way of surprising us.

Again after twenty years in Bhubaneswar

Separated by war, responsibility, and time, two college sweethearts reconnect after twenty years, discovering that true love can endure silence and distance.

The five stations of love in trans life

Being a transgender woman in a society that often refuses to understand others means living with invisible wounds.

Ask The Guru: My husband wants me to wear sarees all the time. How do I handle this?

A happy marriage is one where neither person feels compelled to become someone they are not.

Breaking

A day after CJP’s march, Rahul Gandhi marches to PM’s residence, criticises police action.

BJP takes a dim view of Rahul Gandhi's march, accusing the Opposition party of compromising the security of the PM's residence. Minister Jitendra Singh meets Gandhi.

Ask Career Guru: Why am I being overlooked for promotions?

Working hard alone isn't enough—discover why promotions stall and how to accelerate your career growth strategically.

When the monsoon arrives, Bengal turns to khichuri — and a feast of seasonal comfort.

Rainy July days find their perfect companion in Bengal's comforting khichuri, seasonal flavours and timeless culinary traditions.

CJP’s Parliament march meets tear gas, lathicharge; then Modi govt dangles a talk offer.

Amid rapidly rising anger among the youth over police action on CJP's protest march, Union minister JP Nadda initiates talks with representatives demanding colleague Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
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