Ganesh Chaturthi, also commonly referred to as Vinayaka Chaturthi, is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed Hindu god who is widely revered as the destroyer of obstacles and the god of wisdom and prosperity. Hindus around the world celebrate the festival with great enthusiasm and devotion in various parts of India…
Raksha Bandhan is a prominent Hindu festival celebrated in India and among the Indian diaspora worldwide. The word “Raksha Bandhan” translates to “the bond of protection” or “the knot of protection.” It is a joyful occasion that strengthens the bond between siblings, particularly between brothers and sisters. The festival is typically observed on the full…
Forgiveness is the one gift Value your presence as well as others tooBe supportive and accumulateThe essence of happiness.— Harminder kaur Good things happen whenIt is destined to happenBut our positive attitude alsoLet the good things happenWe should always be humbleAnd kind to everyone.— Manju Lata Good things happen whenIt has meant to be happenedWe…
हर चुनौती को स्वीकारा है मैंने कुछ इस तरह से तुझको जिया है मैंने ऐ ज़िन्दगीकि तेरे हर रंग से मैने होली खेली है। कभी दोस्तों के साथ तो कभी अकेले हीमैने ये दुनिया टटोली है। कभी हँसकर, कभी हँसाकर तो कभी रोकरतुझसे हर पल बेहद मुहब्बत की है। माना कि तेरा कोई दिन ना…
मैं क्यों लिखती हूँ श्याम से श्वेत तक कुछ रंगों की ,बिखरी कथाओं को और,कभी कुछ हार्दिक यादों को समेटती हूँ,कभी आनंदित संतुलन के स्तर तकआत्मा को ऊपर उठाने का प्रयास करती हूँ,तो कभी मैं लिख करसुंदर अनुभव को परिभाषित करने का प्रयास करती हूँ,इसीलिए मैं लिखती हूँ… हो सकता है, यह अपने आप का…
World Poetry Month: Day Thirty Today’s poetry is ‘Still Life’ a poem by A. K. Ramanujan. A sophisticated and beautiful aura surrounds the poem. Still Life by A.K. Ramanujan explores the absence of a woman in the poet’s life. Absence seems to have a beauty of its own. The poet is repeatedly reminded of the…
World Poetry Month: Day Twenty-Nine Today’s poetry is ‘Wolf’ a poem by Keki Daruwalla. Keki N. Daruwalla’s poem “The Wolf” explores how the natural environment can have a profound effect on the mind. “Wolf” portrays the protagonist’s nightmares and fantasies as he is being pursued by wolves at night by men when he is a…
World Poetry Month: Day Twenty-Eight Today’s poetry is ‘Hunger’ a poem by Jayanta Mahapatra. A poem entitled Hunger describes an experience the speaker had with a fisherman and his daughter. This poem is very heartwarming. Hunger is conveyed in two senses in this poem. In the first instance, it refers to a persistent hunger caused…
World Poetry Month: Day Twenty Seven Today’s poetry is ‘Summer In Calcutta’ a poem by Kamala Das. As a recapitulation of the past, the poem is nothing more than an experience removed from reality. Due to the conditions of delirium, it conveys only a vague sense of oneness and fragmentation caused by a state of…
World Poetry Month: Day Twenty Six Today’s poetry is ‘On Killing A Tree’ a poem by Gieve Patel. We forget this simple principle: “Earth is all that we have in common”. We are unknowingly and knowingly preparing for the funeral of our own planet. Even though it may seem simple, killing a tree on a…
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