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Reflecting on personal history and political legacies in Maharashtra, the author describes their journey of educational and linguistic growth. They conclude by outlining their "MTW…
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At TIRUMALA… “ Its not the darshan you get . It is the darshan ” LORD” bestows”.
Devotees visiting Tirumala seek a profound and undisturbed darshan of Lord Venkateshwara, viewing the encounter as a deeply spiritual experience. They believe that even a fleeting …
Sri Sri Guru Gauranga Jayatah! Hare Krishna!
The provided text does not contain an actual article to summarize. It consists only of a brief religious salutation and various social media sharing buttons from a blog titled "kaz…
NARRATIVE WAR Dimagi Naxalism and Social Media #Opinion
The author urges social media users to exercise caution and verify sources to avoid spreading misinformation, which they claim is often fueled by foreign-funded entities seeking to…
# The Day I Truly Felt Alive #
The author reflects on their retirement from the State Bank of India as a transformative moment that signaled a new beginning rather than an end. This transition provided the freed…
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BOOKS
As part of her global reading project, Asfiya reviews *It Would Be Night in Caracas*, a novel set against the backdrop of Venezuela's political and social collapse. The story follo…
Weekend hiking trip to La Roche-en-Ardenne
After recovering from a viral infection, the author and their partner spent a weekend exploring the medieval town of La Roche-en-Ardenne in Belgium's Ardennes forest. Their trip fo…
The Doors We Open, The Doors We Leave Behind | Life Lessons
Using doors as a metaphor for life's transitions and opportunities, the author reflects on how aging brings the wisdom to be more selective about which paths to pursue. The piece e…
# मैं कलाकार कैसे बना?
The author humorously recounts how he discovered his artistic side during the lockdown, initially using drawing as a clever tactic to look busy and avoid household chores. Over tim…
The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig Book Review
In *The Knight and the Moth*, a skilled diviner named Sybil Delling discovers that the "gods" her kingdom worships are actually immortal humans manipulated by a corrupt deity. As h…
HERE, 'A LITTLE BETTER' IS THE RIGHT WAY!
Instead of attempting immediate, radical selflessness, one should focus on gradually refining their character through small, manageable actions that leave others slightly better of…
The Sky Is Blue, And So Is My Day
The author uses the metaphor of "sky blue" to describe a calm, ordinary day filled with quiet reflection and a mix of peacefulness and uncertainty. Through this reflection, they em…