By Simran Ramsay
Each of us has a role to play. Sometimes on a stage, sometimes in a circus. Read about one such circus called life.
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A Cry for Help
By Meghna ManglaniImage Credits: Pinterest I was standing on my balcony under a roof surrounded by tall, strong, beautiful big trees moving vigorously around, both of us trying to enjoy the heavy rain that was filled with lightning and thunderstorms. I was confused. Should I enjoy this “beautiful” rain of April or be worried? At first,…
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Political Rap and The Black Lives Matter Movement
By Karan Menon
An in-depth piece about the relevence of Rap Music in the history of the ‘Black Lives Matter’ struggle, and Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’.
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How to Spruce Up Your Desk With Home Decor?
By The Pastel Soul
Working from home shouldn’t be a downer, so here are few tips to add décor and make your work from home desk interesting and fun.
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A Thank You, and Goodbye
By Anusha Kala
A truly heartfelt letter to Sushant Singh Rajput by a fan who resonates with what everyone has been feeling post his demise.
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Heart Spoke Up!
By Tanvi Ghotage
Groundbreaking isn’t just about the big things in life, sometimes the small achievements and milestones are just as worthy of earning the term ‘breaking ground’.
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Colour & Trance
By Preeti Kathuria
An artwork and musing that visually expresses the concept of ‘breaking ground’ by using colours.
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Modernity
An attempt at redefining a word that comprises of the past, present, and the future!
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I Lived
….. in this world of social media, I hope that romance, love, poetry, art, literature, friendships, adventure, connections and bonds are not lost.
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Ecofeminism : A Perspective
By Krishna Advani Picture Credit: Google Images Coined by the French feminist Françoise d’Eaubonne in 1974, ‘ecofeminism’ focuses on multiple relationships, such as the equality of two genders (which forms the basic tenets of feminism), the closer analysis of what constitutes nonlinear/non-patriarchal structures along with what comprises holistic and organic processes for the welfare of…
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A Letter to van Gogh
By Krishna Advani Background Image: Google Images Dear Vincent van Gogh, I am not going to insult your pain by pretending to know what it is that you went through. All that torment and defeat must have caused more horrors for you than your pieces of art will ever reflect. But whatever empathy I do…
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Catharsis
More than being ethical, I’d like to think of honesty as a brilliant means of catharsis. To rid oneself of living with a lie single-handedly beats the guilt staring you in the face. I guarantee you that. I guarantee you the catharsis.
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