Richa Mehra

When a choice turns into a mandatory thing:                                                                    You know, the greatest happiness is living your life the way you desire. I feel happiest when I dress up as I want. But women in India are expected to live in obeying all the illogical regulations. I often hear these phrases and I hate them - "Beta, you should wear a headscarf in front of elders, you are married", "Where are your symbols of marriage (Bindi, bangles, vermilion, anklets) ?"  . .Uff ! .....                                                                                        ...

                It's Sunday and I am stuck in my office. Why? Because of the stupid, horrified, infuriated CORONA VIRUS. You know what, increasing cases of infection  is directly proportional to the increasing workload in our office. Why? Because we work in Government administration. Clearly, the command is in the government's hands. Although, I am not having so much work right now but still have to sit in front of my computer. Why? Because anytime you can be called for the work. (Frustrated)                       This virus has already snatched our fun. Especially, wedding for which we were so excited to attend.                     Anyways, it's been so long to meet you guys via my words. As you know now I am a married woman. If you haven't go through my wedding blog then click here to know about my lockdown wedding including some t...

                    #lockdownwedding #loveInTheTimesOfCorona #weddingDuringCorona #theNewNormal #weddingInMasks ......................I never thought I would mention these hashtags for my wedding pictures. I never thought my friends could not attend my wedding. But yeah I used to say to my mother that I am gonna make my wedding with my only special people, not a bunch of persons. (kharcha bhi to bachta hai na ). Aur phir God ne meri sun li. That is why he managed to Export the virus from China. The only thing that I never wanted to be true is getting married during the days of summer.  Frankly speaking, investing in marriage cards was saved at my wedding. But for informing my friends and relatives, I made an E-card (to send on WhatsApp) and took the colored print on glossy paper for inviting our office staff. Then I put that in a thick and beautiful wedding card envelope which I saved from the invitations came in earlier days. (You ...