Sherlock : Baker Street to Bangalore

00:00 That midnight bus to the Bangalore airport stopped and the driver said to that thin man wrapped in an Overcoat, “Last stop sir! Airport is here”. Sherlock dragged his heavy bag out and looked for a trolley, he was glad he brought his overcoat; the weather in Bangalore was…

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A Rainbow Which Turned Black

On 11th December last year, the hopes of the LGBT community and the colors of their rainbow flag turned black by a Supreme Court decision which rebuked a High Court judgment passed earlier in 2009 decriminalizing section 377. In a shocking turn of events which came as a severe blow…

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8 Points : Why ‘Small Towns’ are Better Than ‘Metro Cities’?

My friend living in metros usually go around boasting about the romance of living in a metro city and the culture they get to experience in large cities. But I am a Small-town lover and there are reasons behind my seemingly pig-headed love. Reason 1 : Well, Yes! we don’t…

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Child labour

The nimble hands which are meant for holding books and copies; For the same are   selling beside the road, disks and floppies; Bewildered he wanders around; To sale at least one piece to earn a living; Eyes questionable, searching answers for why his fate is so written; Countless children working…

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SHE

 ‘SHE’ is the most beautiful and powerful creature; Yet, ‘SHE’ is the most compressed; ‘SHE’ faces the hardship of all kind For ‘SHE’ considers herself   weak and blind; ‘SHE’   is the ocean of kindness and love; For ‘SHE’ gives   a child birth; Her love is unconditional; For ‘SHE’ is the…

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Wake up!

Wake up! Wake up! Better you stand, better you wake Better you don’t make your life at stake Stand as a pillar Make your voice be more loud n’ clear to the one who never listens or the one who suppress you for no reasons Better you stand, better you…

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