Babli Yadav is a freelance writer of Hindi poetry, non-fiction essays, and news articles on human interest angles. She is based in Bengaluru, India. You can find her on Instagram: @scribbler_bee.
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Babli Yadav is a freelance writer of Hindi poetry, non-fiction essays, and news articles on human interest angles. She is based in Bengaluru, India. You can find her on Instagram: @scribbler_bee.
Growing up in fascination of the Taj Mahal, Babli Yadav meditates on the burdens of passing time, in a letter to the Mughal emperor who built the great mausoleum of love.
Despite some negative stereotypes, there are the wonderful ways in which nearly 14,400 species of fungi, specific to India, live, breathe and slay. Babli Yadav explores this fantastic, beautiful world with young naturalists from around the country.
Personal Essay by Babli Yadav: ‘Ten minutes into our ride, we land upon this road patch with grave signs of purple. Hundreds of fallen fruits of an old jamun tree, squished, squashed, and beaten by the dance of the July winds.’