#India
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Blogs
A Friendship beyond the Borders
Ram is getting married in Mysore, India, to his Swedish partner. I imagined the vibrant colors, the music, and the…
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Point of View
Saving Sindhi from Silent Disappearance
If Sindhi stops being spoken at home today, tomorrow it may survive only in textbooks and ceremonies. The choice lies…
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Literature
Just a Minute before Death
Just a minute Before death, Much can be done— Dr. Bhawani Shankar Nial, renowned poet from Odisha state of India,…
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Literature
Words – A Poem from India
When a train passes Over a bridge Words become a roar Jernail S. Anand, an eminent poet from India, shares…
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History
History is stranger than fiction
India’s history has become a political minefield If history is not carefully reconstructed using contemporary evidence and logical reasoning, and…
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Point of View
Freedom: Emotional Construct, Not Politics
History is very cruel and human beings who try to write it, fail to understand that the text they write,…
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History
Glimpses from the British Raj
Curzon possessed a perceptive grasp of history and geography. It was geopolitics, for Curzon that held the key to keeping…
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Literature
Looking Through – A Poem from India
You are the Buddha If you can see through Your own face Or in the face of you. Jernail S.…
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Climate Crisis
One Region, Shared Fate: Act Now
As new report warns of more frequent and severe weather shocks, experts say the cost of inaction will be disastrous…
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Literature
Silence – Poetry from India
Silence means man’s killing the noise And the earthquakes Of feelings Within. Jernail S. Anand, an eminent poet from India,…
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