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It was a usual day for Rohan; a nine year old boy belonging to a lower middle class Indian family living in a small town in Madhya Pradesh. A boy with lots of sparkling dreams in his eyes… till he lost his father last year. His father wanted him to...
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After the traditional arranged marriage, it was Indian Cinema that overtly hyped colours of Love evolving in two souls without considering the consequences. There was a change and lovers started taking vows to be together under Love marriage. Some...
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An Indian Insight
On the eve of the forgotten or rather not enthusiastically discussed International Literacy Day (celebrated on September 8), I thought of discussing this widely known social problem here with Indian context.
We have been largely...
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We live in a fast paced materialistic world where busy schedules and impatience gives a toss to the actual meaning of life. An individual is badly exhausted, depressed and can hardly find peace. When everyone in today’s world is busy in his/her life...
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A family ends up being boycotted by the entire village because the daughter died of AIDS, courtesy transfusion of contaminated blood. Is it fair? It is time the government and the NGOs enlightened the people suitably and promptly.
This article truly explains why BJP desperately needs a leader like Vajpayee, the double standards of BJP and the reality of the book. A perfect reading between the lines.
Rang De Basanti, the movie which gained popularity not only for the story line that depicts both reality and lost patriotism but also for invoking the feeling thereafter....
A recent article in a newspaper found out the reason behind the short temper prevalent in people so much to the case that they are not only just giving their fellow citizens tongue lashings but also physical assault.
It is a well known fact that...
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A forest in a Murling village in Lahaul-Spiti is so well maitained by Gram Panchayats that no one can dare to cut a tree there. A perfect example of where there is a will, there is a way.
Whatever has ben written so far about the tea town of India- Darjeeling, one thing that truly touches your heart is the unadulterated beauty. There are no big malls here like the other hill stations, no brand coffee shops and moreover even the houses...
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