By Sudha Dixit Ralph Waldo Emerson had said “Your own mind is a sacred enclosure into which nothing harmful can enter except by your permission.” The chinks in your armour is the evidence that you have allowed harmful elements to enter your mind. Why some people permit this to happen […]
Month: July 2015
Silver Lining
The silver- lining disappeared last night As I sat and watched outside the window The bars trembled I was surprised How could iron be that poor? Everything you buy outside Is no longer good to bite For you never know what there is inside! The green dotted stuff they say […]
A Tribute to Rocco
As a baby you came to a house Soon a home it became for you. You were so very sweet and loving That people were drawn to you. Your twinkling shining eyes spoke a world about you! You scampered all over the house With everyone running after you, but- You […]
Cloudy Day: A Cartoon
Manogna M from Chralotte, USA
The Trail
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Parliamentary Paralysis: The Anarchy in Temple of Democracy
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal It’s only ironical that those who are suppose to settle the issues of more than one billion people are unable to settle their own differences with each other. Political vendetta is a priority for these people over the needs of the population. Congress would not […]
The Storm
Last evening the power went off It happened so everyday The mornings bright are dulled by the loss For the brightness you lose everyday The public strangulated with problems galore Are rejected along with their right to live The rich in power enjoy everything free… The poor struggle to survive […]
कुछ सवालात
तीरगी की तरह घिर आये ग़मों के लश्कर मेरी तन्हाइयों से इनको दुश्मनी क्या है रहनुमां बन के मुझे लूटने वाले ये बता दोस्ती कहते हैं इसको तो रहज़नी क्या है मुझको अलमस्त, बेपरवाह समझने वालों काश पूछो मेरी आँखों में ये नमी क्या है हमें तो रात ही नसीब […]
Drones and Diplomacy: The Never Ending Indo Pak Cold War
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Past few weeks have seen tremendous changes in India – Pakistan relations. The meeting between PM’s of both nations started chain of events that idolized the situation of two neighbours who despise each other with a smile on face. Joint statements by foreign secretaries only […]
Drain less Delhi Drowning
By Ranjit K. Sahu The monsoons have caught the common man on the wrong foot in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) region, especially since people wanted relief from the smoldering heat. While most people would now curse the rain God for his nonchalant cloudburst forgetting how earnestly they […]