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Literature/Poetry
The Sudan Split – A poem on creation of South Sudan
After decades of civil war with the North Sudan, the country was divided in 2011, but the jubilation among South…
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Literature/Poetry
Age Can Be Washed Like A Garment – Poetry From India
Age too, after washing like a garment Has to be dried On the ropes of life Sudhakar Gaidhani, a renowned…
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Literature/Poetry
Albanian language Magazine ORFEU MAGAZINE Publishes Poetic Anthology-2
Published in USA, the anthology is titled “ÇURGON VARGU – THE VERSE WICKED” ORFEU has long opened its doors to…
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Literature/Poetry
Masks of Justice – Bouquet of Poems on Humanity and Nature
Amidst the haze of global inequity, Beacons of hypocrisy illuminate every corner, Blame is cast with the pillars of authority,…
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Anthropology
Swami Shankaranand Bharti Temple of Shikarpur Sindh
Shikarpur city was once home to many Hindu ascetics, including Naths Jogis, whose Samadhis and Marhis were located in different…
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Literature/Poetry
Dreams have come crashing down – Poetry from India
All dreams have come crashing down All the promises flew away Like clouds in the wind I am sitting by…
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Literature/Poetry
A Gaza Infant – Poetry from Bengal
I am a Gaza Infant, I am orphan, War took away and killed my parents. Md Ejaj Ahamed, a poet…
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Literature/Poetry
The Poetic Mind – Poetry from Bangladesh
You don’t want to see, the mind of a poet His heart bleeds, heart-burn; wild-fire. Shakil Kalam, a renowned poet…
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Philosophy
THE TRAFFIC JAM OF THE PRESENT: JUMPING THE RED LIGHTS
In fact, the present acts like a traffic jam for human soul, and the future exerts a divided pull on…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Special Relationship
It’s time for the Special Relationship to be extracted from the diplomatic cupboard and dusted off. By Tom Arms It’s…
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