A woman’s self-discovery
Zara is sitting on a bench in a park. In front of her is a long river with beautiful scenery of hills and mountains,...
The Life of John Nash
John Nash is also addressed as John Forbes. Nash Jr. was one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century who suffered from schizophrenia....
Javed Akhtar: the Wizard of Pen
Javed Akhtar, a well-known scriptwriter, perhaps doesn’t require any introduction. A magical poet, lyricist, eminent writer in the world of Indian cinema, and rationalist...
Where the Crawdads Sing: “Book Review”
"If anyone would understand loneliness, the moon would."
Catherine Danielle Clark was called Kya by some, and the ones who did not know her cared...
“Baghawat: the song of resistance” Song Review
Reading my piece on dissent makes me think of the song Baghawat, which in my philosophy is more of a song of resistance.
This song...
The Hindu Way: representation of Indian cultural history
Phenomenology says that "our perception must be free from any presupposition." The Nyaya philosophy states that "a real experience of some object is only...
Hostile Homelands: The new Alliance between India and Israel by Azad Essa
According to the demographic data, published in worldoMeter India's population is 1.417 billion at the end of 2022. India is an ethnically diversified and...
The Lady In Her Dreams
Aligarh is a fascinating city. It is a historical city with a century-old university and striking architecture. You will experience sheer bliss when you...
“A Leaf upon a Book – All Things Poetic” Review
There are many firsts in our lives: the first time we walk, our first word, the first time we fall from our bicycles, etc....
“The Mysterious Benedict Society” Series Review
The Mysterious Benedict Society, an American mystery-adventure television series based on a quartet of children's books by Trenton Lee Stewart, is an assuaging treat...