To Keats With Love
byJohn Keats’s legacy will live on — so long as poetry exists.
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Manual Scavenging: India’s National Shame
byIt’s a shame that the world’s largest democracy is struggling to curb the dehumanising practice of manual scavenging.
‘Bobby’ Talyarkhan: The Pioneer Of Indian Cricket Commentary
byTalyarkhan, Indian cricket’s first commentator, began speaking from a little corner of a Bombay maidan.
Art/Love
byUsing brushstrokes of love and art, Mrinalini doodles with dreams & makes words dance to her tune.
India Is Facing ‘The Worst Water Crisis In History’
bySix hundred million people–nearly half of India’s population–face extreme water stress.
70 Years Of Shankar-Jaikishan
byThe timeless magic of Shankar-Jaikishan’s music will mesmerise, resound, glow, and endure, through posterity.
Modi’s Realism In The Maldives
byBy focusing on people-focused initiatives, India’s foreign policy displays a sense of pragmatism, grounded in reality.
Gulmohars Of The Indian Summer
byA canopy of Gulmohars, with a flourish of colour -flame-red & orange- enliven the hot summer with their beautiful hue.
Operation Bluestar: Why The Horrors Of 1984 Must Not Be Forgotten
byEvery Sikh must learn about 1984, feel anguished & channel that anguish to confront ugly sectarianism.
On Land Rights & Gender Equality
bySecuring women’s land rights builds their own power, and foundationally disrupts the status quo of women’s exclusion.
‘Patta’: The Passport To Freedom From Bonded Labour
byFor decades, tribals and indigenous Indians have been enslaved by fraudulent means; now, with land titles, they are free.
Charles Philip Brown: The Englishman Who Revived Telugu Literature
byCharles Philip Brown fell in love with Telugu & spent his entire life learning the language & reviving its literature.
Zoya
bySinging about love & absence, Gayatri Chawla hands over the key to her heart through a poem; it’s romantic & enticing.
The Social Psychology Of Political Rallies
byPolitical rallies-real and digital-can only be successful when the crowd is on a clear, unified, & persistent message.
The Legend Of The ‘Angel’s Glow’
byThe “Angel’s Glow,” a bioluminescent bacterium, is etched in the annals of history for saving the lives of soldiers.