#India
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Literature
O Country, My Country! – Poetry from India
Men in uniform outnumber the people, Move around in riot- gear, carry guns, No badge to announce their identity and…
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Point of View
India’s Democratic Contradictions
India’s democratic future will be judged not simply by electoral victories, economic achievements or military strength, but by whether its…
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India’s Voter-List Crisis
The opposition’s response has moved beyond street protests to the country’s highest constitutional offices By Gunjeet Sra | India NEW…
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Literature
Flower’s Prayer – Poetry from India
A flower bent in prayer Drifting on a moonbeam Parades of paradigms… Jyotirmaya Thakur Jyotirmaya Thakur born in India, is…
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Literature
Burj Khalifa – Poetry from India
Any mother, anywhere, Can bring the world’s tallest, wealthiest minarets Crashing to their knees in a single second. Abin Roychoudhury…
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Point of View
The Generous Heart of a River
A river is generous by nature. It gives without asking who is rich or poor, powerful or weak. Perhaps humanity’s…
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Literature
Unveiling the Post-Truth Trilogy
Dr. Jernail Singh Anand’s Post-Truth Trilogy Set for World Premier on 1st September 2026 Chandigarh, India CHANDIGARH, India — Publishers…
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Literature
I am alone – Poetry from India
I am like a lamp that has been extinguished, Tell me, in what effect am I not alone? Baljit Singh…
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Literature
Poetry: The Word is Vulnerable
Those who’s Liberals sound like bastards Personnel in the press act like prostitutes Word or phrase could have their own…
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Literature
My Native Land – Poetry from India
Let none play tricks or polarize people Such efforts be doomed, and condemned My native land has rainbow reflections In…
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