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Poetry

Chasing Her

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been chasing her. Not a woman, really. But something like her.A silhouette in the distance—sharp, confident, impossible to forget.She walks like she knows the answers. Talks in riddles. Smiles rarely but meaningfully.And…

Features

The Return to the Stage

There exists a quiet majority of people who have long felt unseen, unheard, or misplaced in a world that moves too fast…

Features

7 Years Later – The Silence, The Survival, and The Story I’m Ready to Tell

April 27, 2018. I came back home from Jammu, the regional campus of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), carrying a…

Opinion

21.12.12 &/ 21.12.24

And alone and without the nest shall the eagle fly across the sky” – Khalil Gibran As per my understanding, there are…

Poetry

The Silence Between Us

It’s a page I’ve got, I’ve got to cross-check because it’ll disappear, Like the time has passed and that, which will, To…

Poetry

Misty Memories, Clear Futures

Long before, I could understand, I understood that this wasn’t about me nor it was the world, in total. Both were subjected…

Features

Lost in the Noise of Purpose

Not all of a sudden, neither a planned effort it was and it had to be. It became either one when I…

Poetry

As If I Got it All Right

Let’s say, for the sake of not saying, There has been a point to wander without a clue, To defer away from the meaning and the true needs, To realise that whatever is done is without anything real. There’s a…