Literature and Life

Stupidity

The author reflects on the difficulty of writing engaging content, noting that their attempts to share personal stories and mysteries often go unacknowledged by readers. They expre…

Shayari

The author has spontaneously created a "Shayari" section on their blog to serve as a compendium for Urdu couplets that are often easily forgotten after reading. Inspired by the wri…

Writing

Using writing as a form of self-care, the author honors the legacy of Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil on his death anniversary. The tribute celebrates Patil’s mission to provide education …

Sir Iqbal Quotes

The author, Veerites, is launching a series of posts dedicated to sharing and translating the poetry of Sir Mohammad Iqbal into Marathi and English. Inspired by a trusted writer, t…

Paradise

The author describes finding a sense of "home" through the immersive beauty of *shayari* and cultural allusions to ancient India. By engaging with the works of poets like Dr. Moham…

Non responsive

The author reflects on the regret of not learning to be less responsive and more guarded with their candid opinions much earlier in life. Despite recognizing the need for political…

Non-Conformism

This article highlights insights from psychoanalyst Adam Phillips, who argues that conforming to societal expectations is a form of self-betrayal more damaging than "bad" behavior.…

Cat

Addressing the question of which fictional animal would make the best lifelong companion, the author selects Jennyanydots from T.S. Eliot’s *Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats*. T…

Myself

Drawing from his lifelong passion for literature, the author suggests that instead of wanting to inhabit a fictional character, we should view ourselves as the protagonists of our …

Singh

Inspired by a lifelong fascination with cinematic villains like K N Singh, the author explores their deep interest in the complexities of "bad" characters. This fascination transla…

Karenina

Although the author considers P.K. Atre's ten-volume autobiography the longest book they have read, they choose to discuss Leo Tolstoy’s *Anna Karenina* due to its personal signifi…

Rebel

The author advises younger generations to rebel against oppression and cherish those who support their freedom rather than bowing to tyrants. He warns against maintaining control t…