By Tripati Khura River is the natural resource of the universe which contributes in various aspects of survival of the human beings, without water life would not possible. History states people prefer to settle down on the banks of rivers in order to make life comfortable and bountiful including supplies […]
By Mark Antony Rossi I read a lecture by Aldous Huxley that briefly touched upon the human ability of speaking and how it radically changed the brain and likely the fate of the planet. The genesis of human communication was the impetus for homo sapien civilization. Through the gift of […]
By Mark Antony Rossi Any lover of books will proudly proclaim the public library is in the same league as the church for being a sacred zone of inspiration. Before the Internet it was the library that fed knowledge-hungry souls. In this wondrous place you could visit different cultures, different […]
By Dr. Ranjit K. Sahu, Ravi Shankar Behera and Pratap K. Behera Butterflies, easily recognized due to their colorfully patterned wings are one of the most popular among insects, entomological belonging to the order Lepidoptera along with skippers and moths. While several thousand of species are known, a few have gained […]
By Mark Antony Rossi Any student of history will recognize a vicious rumor morphs into a witch hunt. How does the human condition allow such baseless nonsense to flourish? One method is to bestow credence on generalizations about people until a rationalization is formed and prevents the full truth from […]
By Mark Antony Rossi With all the sexual harassment cases piling up in the United States in the past few months you’d think Americans have lost all respect for the status of women. I’m hoping not because we spend a great deal of time lecturing the Middle East about it’s […]
By Raushan Rajput Do you know who is India’s largest non-agricultural landowner? Indian rail, absolutely not. It’s the churches and their convent schools that own the largest share of India’s non-agriculture land. Most of this land had been forcefully acquired from Hindu temples in colonial times. Over 25000 schools, colleges […]
By Raushan Rajput From Lucknow, India 26th of Jan is widely known as constitution and republic day because it was a day when the declaration of ‘Purna Swaraj’ was proclaimed in 1930. The role of Sardar Patel in Indian Constitution is incredibly much more decisive. The members of drafting committee […]
By Mark Antony Rossi The sad reality is most writers do not possess the marketing know-how or even the people skills necessary to promote their projects. Gone are the days where you can hammer a typewriter half naked in a robe and expect a publishing company to practically cradle to […]
By Mark Antony Rossi I’ve been attracted to the notion of therapy for Military Members ever since I learned my grandfather suffered from shell shock years after WWII. Shell shock is what they used to call post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He ultimately left his home one cold winter night […]
Indian Periodical
Indian Periodical