New chapter in life, challenges and lessons
I am also one of them who left India 7 years back. Used to do business there and used to pay tax. Although I used to work and earn abroad…
I am also one of them who left India 7 years back. Used to do business there and used to pay tax. Although I used to work and earn abroad…
I had only one younger sister, Para. She left us forever 17 years ago, in a car accident while coming to the airport for Germany! Her death broke me. I…
Balendu is writing why he resigned from Charity organization and his family cheated him because of money and property.
Swami Balendu introduces a girl of his school to his readers. She grows up in a joint family with 22 family members.
Swami Balendu tells his view on an issue someone asked him about: after lots of stress at work, he is too tired or has no time to sleep with his wife! What to do? Read his answer here.
Swami Balendu describes the religious and superstitious aspects of life in an Indian joint family which could be a topic of issue for western women married to Indian men.
Swami Balendu describes one topic that can always lead to issues when a western woman decides to live with her Indian partner in his country: the joint family, including her mother-in-law!
Swami Balendu starts writing about concrete questions a couple of a western woman and an Indian man have to ask each other. For example whether the mother wants to work or be a housewife!
Swami Balendu introduces a boy of his school whose joint family had a big fight and put a wall in the middle of their house.
Swami Balendu describes how arranged marriages in India sometimes look like a way to get more helping hands into the house. Read how he gets to this idea.