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Ipsita Contemplates aims to share different perspectives, thoughts, and ideas about everyday events, albeit from a different angle. Travel experiences, food journeys, nature walks, or snippets from everyday life are the prime focus. The idea is to express these through stories, experiences, poems, and even photos.

This journey started back somewhere in my childhood. I loved to write. But then again, I loved a lot of other things as well. I never really knew how much happiness I get out of it.

One Sunday morning, I got to know that one of my articles got published in the newspaper. I remember having written that article when I had fever and I wanted to get well soon. That’s why I wrote it in the first place. I never expected that to actually get published. I perhaps can never express how happy and soothing experience it was for a child of Class-I. It was perhaps that day when I realized how writing makes me feel.

Then onwards, I would write and post my articles in the newspaper at least twice in a month. In 2009, I started One Life To Live and it has indeed added immense value to my life. With Ipsita Contemplates, I look forward to taking another step in this journey. 
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