Month: June 2017

Poetry

Save Water

Amount  of  water  in  the  sea So  massive Was  incomprehensible Oh, so  much  to  drink But  a  sip  even  you  can’t  try Cataract  falling  from  hill With  a  roar Was  susceptible , I  thought  it  was  on  brink Of  getting  ripped, not  even  a  sigh It’s  river, it’s  a  lake, […]

Poetry

Love And Work Unite The World

Love and work unite the world! Love and work bring smiles to the world, love and work with you, my girl! Love and work won’t hurt, are good for the world! Life is ugly without flesh and blood of love. Life is ugly without the honour of good work, the […]

Editorial

Education, A Privilege or A Right?

By the Editor: Siddharth Sehgal  I will apologize beforehand before going any further if in case my editorial offends your sensibilities but offence is not the intention here, I am simply trying to point out an obvious flaw in our system that has left thousands of deserving students bereft of […]

Fiction

The Mother Inside the Grandmother

By Monica Bakre “Tell me, Daadi…why do you always wear dark glasses? Even inside the house?” asked 13-year-old Medha, as she sat cross legged at the foot of the bed her father’s mother was reclining on. “That’s a long story, beta…” said Mrs. Arora, hoping that she could distract the […]

Articles

Earth Ungrateful

By Mark Antony Rossi We hear much about space travel. Probes landing on an asteroid to mine precious minerals. The Indians sending missions to explore Venus. The Chinese seeking to land their astronauts on the Moon. There’s a waiting list for a one-way trip to Mars. This two year voyage is […]

Poetry

Mahakavi Bharathiyar on his “Firmness Needs”

By N.V.Subbaraman from Chennai, India Mahakavi Bharathiyar, great  patriot, national Poet Subramaniya Bharathi with his sterling songs in Tamil, roused the peoples conscience towards, Motherland, its freedom, Mother Tongue, its greatness,  Woman’s lib, its need and sanctity, social evils, need to eradicate and so on during the short span of […]

Poetry

Island

I  saw  you In  the  mirror Beyond The  barrier  of  glass That  prevents  me From  reaching  out To  you Now  or  ever  alas Who  confined  you Inside  the  frame To  make  you  unreachable Who  could  use Such  ploy  and  play Such  cruel  game I  broke  the  mirror  and In  nothingness  […]