Diwali: The Festival of Lights – Yash Dahima
Diwali is a Hindu festival that celebrates the return of Lord Rama along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana to their kingdom after defeating the demon king Ravana. What is Diwali? Diwali is an annual celebration in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka in the autumn. When family members come home and light lanterns […]
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Blind Faith – Akanksha Hundoo
Faith is what keeps us alive,But what if that faith is blind?You go on believing what’s in front of you,What if that’s not the right thing to do?You lose the path of truth,Yet you keep on moving but that’s not good,You fight for your belief, you burn the people alive,You leave your peace and feed […]
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Outlook – Ruchi Kandpal
In the limited span of human existence, most of the time is spent either worrying or being remorseful. We are losing time by not being content and happy. Only if we realize how we are micro-aging each passing time, we would be spending less time cribbing and living in the moment. It is the small […]
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When I’m writing – Naman Shukla
When I’m writing,I’m not an oceanarium but an ocean… When I’m writing,I’m not a catastrophe but a catalyst… When I’m writing,I’m not an option but an opportunity… When I’m writing,I’m not an enigma but an equation… When I’m writing,I’m not a possibility but a preference… When I’m writing,I’m not a song but a melody… When […]
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From A to Z – Aklant Das
Another scintillating performance by the crew, bunch of amateurs, bold enough to revamp old and legendary plays with contemporary touch. ‘Bewitching’ is the name they go by, performing in New York,the cultural capital of the world. Consist of artists from different ethnicities,recruited by the play writer and director Dr. Max Cruise. Dorothy, the lead actress […]
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A Tale of Sunderbans – Surabhi Verma
We are living in a barren land, Which was once filled with gold. Now let me tell you a story, Which was left untold. There lived a woodcutter in the forest of Sunderbans, And he was a hundred years old. He lived in a cottage made of wood, And just a ragged blanket was all […]
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The white peak touching clouds – Shubhi Vashistha
Recovered paradise for all mankind-John KeatsThe path will be tough,there will be a lot of curves.look around, the story of people,some defeated and other unrecalled.the faces were torn out.Sometimes I doubt,It tells about the wounds of yesterday.Writing about your day,the words, the emotions, the smile you delivered.they believe repentance is the only way to salvation.what […]
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72 YEARS AND INDIA’S STATE OF AFFAIRS Farzeen Khan
26th January, a day that is brushed aside as a mere holiday, holds more importance than we all think. It commemorates the enforcement of our constitution and marks the beginning of freedom to rule ourselves, to be a democracy. On this day, the Government of India Act 1935 was scrapped and the Constitution of India, […]
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Rebirth-Akanksha Hundoo
Never say never, Because things won’t be the same forever, If there is sadness, There will be a time when this moment will hurt less As the day goes by, the night comes up Since you have been struggling for so long, don’t just give up, Follow your dreams, keep your focus Time will come […]
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An interview on the Financial situation amidst Covid-19 -Dr. Mugdha Kulkarni
1) What interested you to take up finance as a career, especially when it haunts so many students? ==> Maybe this is because I come from the family of academician and chartered Accountants, so at a very early age in college started understanding market and had practical exposure to bookkeeping, banking audit, etc. Also, Finance […]
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