Madhumita Sharma

3 weeks ago | outlookindia.com | Madhumita Sharma

In the golden light of a typical sunset in Mumbai, the seafront alongside Marine Drive seems like a postcard from a different era and a testament to the city's relationship with modernity. The rounded balconies, streamlined structures and pastel facades which line this promenade are not just iconic buildings but perhaps living monuments reflecting the cosmopolitan vision of a city that is constantly is reinventing itself.

3 weeks ago | outlooktraveller.com | Madhumita Sharma

In the golden light of a typical sunset in Mumbai, the seafront alongside Marine Drive seems like a postcard from a different era and a testament to the city's relationship with modernity. The rounded balconies, streamlined structures and pastel facades which line this promenade are not just iconic buildings but perhaps living monuments reflecting the cosmopolitan vision of a city that is constantly is reinventing itself.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Madhumita Sharma

Santa Ono rejected to lead University of Florida after GOP backlashJune 3 (UPI) -- Dr. Santa Ono, the former president at the University of Michigan, was rejected Tuesday as the next president at the University of …

3 weeks ago | theprint.in | Madhumita Sharma

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1 month ago | madhumitasharma9318.substack.com | Madhumita Sharma

There are few things as paradoxically tender as the silence that follows a final goodbye. We often think of intimacy in terms of presence—shared words, glances across a room, hands held, jokes exchanged in the soft folds of night. But there’s another kind of intimacy that reveals itself only in the aftermath. It doesn’t bloom in conversation, but in the hollow absence of it. It lingers in the space where two voices once intertwined and now deliberately don’t.