...but, where is freedom?

Politics

In Goa, AAP is "work in progress" O n that afternoon of May 22, 2016, some 14,000 people from different walks of life descended on the Campal ground, near Panaji, to hear Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) national convener & Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal (AK) put forward a bold alternative to conventional politics -- his first meeting in Goa ever since AAP Goa unit started in 2012, soon after its launch in the national capital with the promise of a difference -- of ringing in an era of alternative politics. T o recall, AAP was formed on November 26, 2012 to bring honesty and transparency in politics-- stuff people had stopped believing politicians possessed. A key point of AAP's vision said: "Politics itself is not a dirty word - it is our current breed of politicians who have made it dirty. AAP wants to make politics a noble calling once again." This vision helped him put together a formidable crew of non-political people promising a fresh

Health

Women’s health - physical & mental May 28 is observed as International Day of Action for Women's Health since 1987. The main goal of the celebration of this day is to raise awareness on the issues related to women’s health and well being. In keeping with the spirit, EVESCAPE compiles opinions of a few prominent medical practitioners in Goa to mark the occasion. On this occasion, I urge every single woman to put her needs before others -- health wise. Physical, emotional, spiritual, as well as financial health is of utmost significance. Women need to be strong enough to make their own decisions and work towards being self reliant while supporting others. Anemia and calcium deficiency is common amongst women, both urban and rural. This needs to be addressed at to prevent further issues. Stress and hormonal issues need timely intervention. Menopausal women as well as young menstruating girls need special care and attention. Wishing all of us a safe and heal

Memoir

...until we meet again "I am not ashamed to say that no man I ever met was my father’s equal, and I never loved any other man as much.” — Hedy Lamarr Dad, my dearest ... Your thought makes me break into tears. The sense of your loss is overwhelming. Time has passed by but the trauma won't leave, pain won't dull, grief won't subside. The world seems to have lost its shimmer without you. Memories of you float in my mind. Some rich, some comforting, others haunting. I can write volumes on you. This note is only a brief summary of my unparalleled love and appreciation for you. Dad, Daddy, Father, Popsi, Papa...I called you by so many names. You lovingly responded to all of them. You were kind, thoughtful, gentle, loving. Your joy contagious. Supportive, encouraging, inspiring, full of wisdom. Your love, steady and real. Your will power, amazing. Selfless, humorous and handsome. You were an accomplished engineer, extremely intelligent. You lived your values fait

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