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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/09/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/09/2026

Full Circle

For someone who knew little about what she wanted, I have been given more than I asked for.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 24/08/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 24/08/2026

The Reclamation of Anger

On rage, restraint, reckoning and the endless absorption of slights.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/08/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/08/2026

Dry Spell

Something funny is happening in London. It hasn’t rained in more than a month.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 31/07/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 31/07/2026

An Ode to Joy

There’s revolution in the air. The biggest victory is an awakened political consciousness, lathis notwithstanding.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 12/07/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 12/07/2026

A Chess Experiment

You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make her think.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 02/06/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 02/06/2026

I’ve Got a Blank Space, Maybe

There is a moment of discomfort as you stare at the blank screen, and that’s the ground most fertile for imagination and creative rumination.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 24/05/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 24/05/2026

Where are the lost girls?

“The problem in the world today is that we love our boys and we raise our girls.”

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 05/05/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 05/05/2026

Spaced Out and Stargazing

What do you do when you are between jobs in London and trying to find work? You start teaching 10-year-old boys Astronomy.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 29/03/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 29/03/2026

See it, Say it, Sorted

If I see something that doesn’t look right, I name it and trust that resolution is on the way.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 27/02/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 27/02/2026

She wandered lonely as a cloud

Emotions recollected in tranquillity, Wordsworth style.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 12/02/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 12/02/2026

The F Word

I’m just a curious word
As well-meaning as can be

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 02/02/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 02/02/2026

The Burden of Language

Language is much more than means to communicate. It’s a shared history of evolution, violence and learning.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 06/01/2026 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 06/01/2026

Let it Snow!

The first snowfall of the year can be taken as a sign from God to symbolise hope, transformation and growth.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 29/12/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 29/12/2025

Reflections 2025

2025 has been a strange year of hard learned lessons and harder to practise actions.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 16/11/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 16/11/2025

Monkey Nuts

The other day I went grocery shopping and saw ‘Monkey Nuts’, or peanuts in their original shells, and it was a trip down memory lane.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 04/11/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 04/11/2025

Sweet November

November in London is the long-stretched autumn I wasn’t prepared for.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 19/10/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 19/10/2025

SRK, Sister Michael and Silver Linings

It’s been one year of starting this blog, so it’s my own mini-milestone of sorts.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 28/09/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 28/09/2025

Love Letter to London

(Despite the anti-immigration protests)

You can’t blame me for not taking you seriously.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/09/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 11/09/2025

Mind the Gap

This is a reflective piece on the various gaps in life that determine the quality of our relationships.

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Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 04/06/2025 Capital Chronicling Srishti Sinha 04/06/2025

Stand on Ceremony

How power decides which traditions are granted sanctity, and which are relegated to the annals of de-industrialisation.

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