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Opinion

Challenges of COVID-19: Social, Political, Economic & Religious

To tackle COVID-19, the notion of democracy, civil liberties would be undermined and a stricter state control seems imperative. The Pandemic of Covid-19 has it’s own version of challenges on Indian soil. Medically, almost everyone knows the symptoms and…

Poetry

May I Not Know?

“I have learned loving less-loved not with lusty eyes but with a flawless feeling strong enough to make ’em forget the brutal…

Poetry

Sings in the Darkness

Sings in the darkness of lessons, Voices in the deep valleys of words. So mild molten in flow, and suddenly, Burning like…

Poetry

I See Life in You!

Today when I stand and see, my life, Things feel missing down the heart. Some actions are in my mind, And you…

Poetry

Lively Cutting Edge

On the lively cutting edge, Of the strain bearing stone. On the lovely foaming touch, Of the strong-hearted cloud, Sharing a common…

Features

A Few Good Men

Enough! Enough said for the world, it’s the time to yield positivity for us! So, yes we aspire to be the perfect…

Features

The Lantern on the Chair 2

She’s a known world, an aftermath of a brilliantly crafted story projected to selected people of questionable character. She’s something one sees…

Poetry

Far Away

Far away my words do say, Is your world one to pray. When laiden besides life, It stood with countless pride. I know how to make words, Unknown how to use them. Where people learn their desire, A place…