Age seven. A small town near Delhi, at my grandmother’s house. She took care of us in the hours that mattered most—after school, before our
more loveAuthor: Toshita Kumar
Toshita Kumar is a physician, immigrant, and emerging writer whose work explores memory, belonging, and the ways ordinary moments become lasting stories. Drawing on experiences in medicine, migration, and family, she writes about loss, resilience, and the quiet grace of simple presence, everyday human connection, and moments that invite wonder.
