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Poetry

Tale of the Moon

All the moon shining clear, All black clouds listening to his tale. All black shines in the black stadium, There’s a white player, his passion storms. Millions of sounds he heard, Millions of blessings did he poured. Behind thunders, a…

Poetry

Round Around The Stairs

Mumble, mumble, footsteps so low, Hard to move steps so slow. I have my credits unnoticed, Impressions not far realistic. Round…

Features

Untrodden Shivaliks: A Trek to Mansar via Dhergarh

Set amidst the Shivalik Hills in Udhampur district, the picturesque Mansar Lake has for long beguiled the interest of pilgrims and picnickers.…

Poetry

May Flower: A Poem of Love

I rode till it got dark, And then I rested on her eyes for a minute. Calm and silent did her…

Opinion

Nothing As it Seems: An Account of Depression and Survival

There have been multiple interpretations of the word ‘suicide’ throughout history. There was an era when suicide was associated with the utmost…

Opinion

Environment is blindsided, taken for granted as government looks forward to “development”

Government’s Stand Our environment has always been blindsided by the devastating scale of unsustainable evolution triggered by humankind to meet seemingly comical…

Features

Never To Look Back

As if the new world out there is down and dusted, leaving nothing but stones; to hit and get hit. Hit Hit…

Opinion

From Bhagat Singh’s Writings: Idea of New India

“It is a sad state of affair that the body of Bhagat Singh was killed by the British and his thoughts by the entire Indian Politics, influenced by Brahmanism.” Mudraraksas During the National Freedom Movement, the social and economic conditions…