तुम सामने नहीं तो तरसती हैं निगाहें और अजनबी सा देख कसकती हैं निगाहें फूलों में तुम मिलो तो महकती हैं निगाहें शबनम के जाम पी के बहकती हैं निगाहें तुम रु-ब-रु तो तुम पे अटकती हैं निगाहें वरना कहाँ कहाँ पे भटकती हैं निगाहें चाहत की चाँदनी में चहकती […]
Month: September 2015
Meat Ban: Food Policing of Governments
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Young children if you have observed will do exactly the same thing you tell them not to do. Parents often find it very difficult to disciple their kids, they might hush up out of fear for a while but sooner or later the rebellious nature […]
The Garden
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Paradox of Reservation
By Sudha Dixit Emperor Akbar once was presented with a puzzle. A simple straight line was drawn on a paper. The king was asked to shorten the line without using eraser or any other physical contact. Every one present was flummoxed. The one and only face saver in his court […]
Faith
It is raining Street children are playing outside Enjoying the showers to ease the itchy heat Suddenly it pelts down Torrential rain follows All eyes turn to heaven “Is it going to continue?” Soon a family of four trudges, up the road Hand in hand They are dressed scantily And […]
A Requiem
A charming elegant angel she was Forever smiling and chirping Her face glowed with happiness With a graceful gait she walked Carrying boundless joy with her Many a sad faces Into smiles she turned! All living beings were Creatures to be loved and cared for. Loss of any life brought […]
The Refugee Question of Europe
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal The image of the body of the three year old boy that washed on Turkish beach has left us aghast of the horrors of crisis unfolding in Middle East. He looked just like any other child of his age who forgets all the worries of […]