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Literature
From the Dust of Pain, Rebellion Shall Rise
The river shall be freed from its thirst, Love shall reclaim its right to speak, And in the eyes of…
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Literature
Bye autumn – Poetry from Uzbekistan
The autumn leaves are saying goodbye, The gentle breeze is carrying away the golden sky. Orzigul Sherova English teacher at…
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Travelogue
A World Made Kinder by Paws
A kinder world may begin with something as small as a bowl of water, a rescued cat, or a cup…
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Literature
Gambat Book Fair Honors Educationist’s Legacy
A three-day book fair near the historic Shiwala Temple in Gambat pays tribute to the legendary educationist Sain Mahkumuddin Panhwar.…
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Literature
Oxygen Tax – Poetry from Azerbaijan
Taxes and fines have also broken us From another side. Still, thank goodness, They do not charge us tax for…
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Literature
Horns – Poetry from South Korea
Magnificent beyond compare, those horns, Yet they become the cause of death. Kang Seo-Il Poet Mr. Kang Seo-Il graduated from…
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Literature
In the Rhine’s Lap
Let the sky rise high above you, Rhine! Let the wind lick the ashes of the sunny evenings From your…
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Culture
Diwali: A Cultural Festival beyond Religion
Diwali symbolizes humanity’s long journey from the lap of nature to the creation of civilization By: Kalavanti Raja Today, Diwali…
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Literature
Afghanistan – A Story of Resilience and Courage-2
“There are two hundred and thirty incarcerated women in this facility,” she began. “And there are seventy children here as…
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Point of View
Tribal Clashes Ravage the Indus Eco-Zone
Tribal enmities and criminal hideouts along the Indus River are severely damaging vital ecological covers. Strengthening governance, banning parallel justice…
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