Be A Man
By Pragya Bajpai Every man who smiles at you is not your friend Every man who compliments you is not your admirer Every man who tells you to trust him, may not be a man of his words A … Read More
Banaras – The keeper of my soul
By Random Editor While being in lockdown was hard, what is harder is not being able to return to our normal lives. Though honestly, I don’t miss my rounds to the office. But what I miss the most is travelling … Read More
A Piece of Peace
By Monisha Rastogi A day in a calendar Marked as World Peace Day, And we would celebrate it By writing rhymes as I do, Or by posting pics like many others do. But have we ever wondered Why peace … Read More
An attempt towards effective writing
By Darpan Singh During my early days in journalism, one of our colleagues often seemed to guess that those who spoke English eloquently must be not-so-good at writing (we didn’t know the causation, but secretly savoured the conclusion). It became … Read More
Aisi meri kismat kaha
By Kajal Srivastava Wo kehta hai, tum meri ho Par mai bhi use apna keh saku, aisi meri kismat kaha Use yakeen hai mere mohobbat par, Par wo yakeen main bhi kar saku, aisi meri kismat kaha Unse beinteha … Read More
Becoming the Dark Knight!
By Karanvir Singh Manhas Humans are selfish, messed up and supremely flawed. We lie, but almost always to ourselves. And that’s why it is forgivable, that we’re playing this destructive game of hide and seek with truth with everyone, but … Read More
Meri Aatmakatha, Meri Aatmhatya
अगर आपका मन इस कविता को सुनने के बाद भारी हो जाए तो हमें बताइएगा ज़रूर। इंतज़ार रहेगा।
The trip that made me fall in love with Goa
Cut to 2010, I embarked on a whirlwind and unplanned trip to Goa along with my friends in August, an ideal time to visit the beach destination. The trip remains memorable for several reasons.
Homeward bound: Of the blue skies and the green neem
While the novel disease compelled us to rethink things that we had so far taken for granted, and lives became more homeward bound, I grew intrinsically attached to the place that has been my home for the last 27 years.
Of the moody mind and a Covid test
I was asked to resume work from the office. And joining the office meant a Covid test. And Covid test meant going to a hospital – something I detest. It didn’t help that I wasn’t confident about being negative – despite following all the health guidelines to the T.