Personal essays on spirituality, the divine feminine, family, and the quiet wisdom that shapes a life.
A mother’s reflection on raising gifted children — my son Advait, my daughter Swastika, and my husband Kunwer — and why our family co-founded GiftedKids.in, India’s first platform for identifying and nurturing gifted kids.
A heartfelt reflection on David Kinsley’s Tantric Visions of the Divine Feminine: The Ten Mahavidyas — Kali, Tara, Matangi and the ten wisdom goddesses of Tantra, and the chapter on the outcaste goddess that moved me most.
A reflection on Shakti, the divine feminine energy, and meeting Her in modern life — through the lens of the second Mahavidya, Devi Tara, the star goddess who guides souls across the ocean of samsara.
A deeply personal tribute to the late Shri Mukesh Mehrotra — State Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Chairman of Nagar Palika Kashipur, people's man, and the father I will forever miss in every single moment.
The story of why Kunwer Sachdev — the Inverter Man who became the Solar Man of India — founded Kunwwer.ai, an AI co-pilot built to help Indian founders run leaner, smarter businesses.
Why Kunwer Sachdev — the Inverter Man who became the Solar Man of India — built InverterIndia.com, a free, honest knowledge hub on inverters, lithium inverters, UPS and solar backup.
Why Kunwer Sachdev built India's only independent lithium battery price tracker — daily LFP, NMC, home, solar and EV prices, so no Indian buyer ever overpays out of confusion.
From selling pens to becoming the Inverter Man and Solar Man of India — a wife's introduction to the official home of Kunwer Sachdev: entrepreneur, mentor, and angel investor.
How Kunwer Sachdev pioneered hybrid solar back in 2005 — years before solar was fashionable — and quietly helped spark India's solar revolution to become the Solar Man of India.
A personal reflection on growing up between two famous, sought-after personalities — my father Mukesh Mehrotra, the people's man of Kashipur, and my husband Kunwer Sachdev, the technocrat — and how each shaped who I am.
On the sixth anniversary of Late Shri Mukesh Mehrotra, a daughter reflects on the drive to Kashipur, a town that still remembers him, her mother's enduring grief, and serving in his name.
An honest look at raising twins while running a company — the screen-time battles, the fixed routine, the weekend dance, tennis and drama, and Naimee, the governess who is the heart of our home.
On faith, family, building, and the art of beginning again.