There’s something about the way a mother carries love. It isn’t loud. It doesn’t demand attention. But it’s there—in the little things....

There’s a quiet kind of heroism in the way mothers love. It’s not grand or theatrical. It’s in the lunchbox packed while she skipped...

There are gifts, and then there are gestures that live in the folds of memory. The kind that don’t wither like roses or get tucked away...

There’s a reason the phrase “Mother India” echoes louder than just its film title. It has become a cultural shorthand, a cheeky...