Sanskriti Bhatia

Sanskriti Bhatia writes about her reflections on life and shares human stories of everyday extraordinariness. She believes in the gentle touch and transformative power of words. Professionally, Sanskriti works in the social impact and public policy sector and is also a sign language interpreter.

Fictional Arts·Literature·Storytelling

The Lunchbox

Unpacking the untold story The story of my lunchbox Carried on for the entire week Mondays were aloo paranthasEnergised mother, excited childI was happy. She was happy. Friends were impressed. Tuesdays were bread pokorasDilli wali mother, Dilli wali daughterI was content. She

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Empowerment·Memoirs

Tell me the Story of a Name

“Till the time we don’t finalise a name for the child, let us call her Guddu.” My grandfather had the first word. My parents accepted it. Guddu. Gudiya. Angel. What else would I mean for them if not this after all? “Jh

by Sanskriti Bhatia

Empowerment·Memoirs

The Sarees She Left Behind

I was 13 years old when I lost my beloved Nani, my maternal grandmother. It was a young enough age to not have created noteworthy memories yet an old enough age to register memories deeply. Since then I have put together the

by Sanskriti Bhatia

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Sanskriti Bhatia

The Lunchbox

Tell me the Story of a Name

The Sarees She Left Behind