Doab Dil by Sarnath Banerjee
A melange of art and literature, a confluence of random thoughts which will propel you to derive your own meaning…Doab Dil is a work you can truly make your own.
A melange of art and literature, a confluence of random thoughts which will propel you to derive your own meaning…Doab Dil is a work you can truly make your own.
« Every day, an unseen form of labour creeps into our lives, stealing precious moments of free time, placing a strain on our schedules and relationships, and earning neither appreciation nor compensation in return. Scheduling doctor’s appointments. Planning a party. Buying a present. Filling out paperwork. This labour is ‘life -admin’- the kind of secretarial and managerial work necessary to run a life and a household »
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