As I stared into oblivion Unperturbed by the silence Awakened by the ringing of my soul Unraveling its past stories I was drifted through the cloud of veil Revealing my purpose to be here Love was the answer And to be in NOW was the key […]
Month: February 2018
With Nature
From trajectory sky silverline moonlight romancing meadow in the valley, moments in the mist-draped night watch passionately; behind curvy hills silent deep wood heaving sighs in fantasy a naughty flowing downstream shrilling with ecstasy. northern chill breeze flick through murmuring fallen leaves crook clouds wrapped benevolent Luna at times with […]
Curtains Of Night
When the curtains of night are pinned back by the stars, and the beautiful moon sweeps the skies, and the dewdrops of heaven are kissing the rose, it is then that my memory flies, as if on the wings of some beautiful dove, in haste with the message it bears, […]
तुम क्यों हो ऐसी
एक बात कहूँ……. तुम सबसे अलग हो वैसे ! ना ही कोई छलकपट ना ही कोई सोच ग़लत मिलने मैं जब भी आयी मिला मुझे एक नया सबक़ ! कुछ बात है तुममें जो ओरों में नहीं झलकती जो आँखो में लाखों- करोड़ों में नहीं ! माफ़ किया हर दफ़ा […]
Person of the Week: Vineet Chirania
Dear Readers, In this interview series we ask questions to people who are making a difference in our society, it can be big, it can be small, it doesn’t matter, what matters is their contribution. It can be anyone from any walk of life and from any country. Please, do […]
Women Require Respect
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 […]
Friendship
Whenever we met He acted as a friend But there was no sincerity He just followed a trend I thought, to make me happy, He had come in my life Until I saw in the bouquet He was hiding a knife If he had any grouse Why, then, put up […]
When I Was New
When I was new and the world was new. So many roads to wander under a cerulean sky. Forbidden fruits to savor, forbidden lips to taste. Full of promise, flowers budding on the vine. Their perfume covering my fingertips. I hurried through each day alive with my songs. The moon […]
The Maldives Situation
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Maldives, which is mostly known as a honeymoon destination & especially popular among Indians is in news for reasons not so friendly towards India or Indians. Now if a tiny island, which call itself a nation, which depends on us for a lot of things […]
Convent Education: Some Historical Analysis
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 […]