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Vahbiz’s father, Boman Barucha, is not perturbed when asked if rugby is a rather unusual game for girls in India.
“I feel it is only through sports that one learns discipline and caring for others,” he said.
“She is a very hard-working and conscientious girl. We as a family are very proud. It is very difficult even to go on holidays as she doesn’t want to leave the sports ground.”

Indian women’s international rugby team.

A child getting cancer sucks. It gets a little bit suckier for those of us down the bottom of the North Island, since it turns out the Wellington health board aren’t competent to run a cancer service. Going through 10 specialists in ten years does not, I’m sorry, indicate that the hospital doesn’t have a big enough catchment area. It indicates the organisation aren’t competent to manage specialists.

I don’t even feel like Pooja Chopra’s father and I are members of the same species:

WHEN Pooja Chopra was 20 days old, her mother Neera was forced to make a choice - kill her child or forfeit her marriage.
Neera decided to keep her daughter, defying the wishes of a bullying husband who wanted the baby destroyed.