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She lives nice in marriage, they just need some salt

‘She lives nice in marriage, they just need some salt’

The Srebrenica Genocide left an indelible mark on Bosnia. In Sarajevo, the Museum of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide stands as a solemn reminder of…

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A deep, deep feeling is breathing again...

 A deep, deep feeling is breathing again…

Books. A book of forgotten songs by Jim Morrison and Leonard Cohen. A book with a film script by Satyajit Ray. A book called ‘Small…

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Write a letter, will you?

The beauty of a handwritten letter is that it stays with you. When you receive a letter, it’s not just a momentary thing—it’s a memory.…

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DO IT! GO GET IT. NOW!

DO IT! GO GET IT. NOW!

In this competative fad, one has to look beautiful. Or, if you are still a teenager, your Instagram or Facebook DP should so appear  that…

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In a sleepy village where college degrees are rare, Rameez ignites hope with a PG

In a sleepy village where college degrees are rare, Rameez ignites hope with a PG

Steeped in poverty and backwardness, and just one primary school, education is a long, arduous battle of managing finances, and grueling journeys in crowded buses…

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A Letter from Children: A Cry for Help

The Mid-Day Meal Scheme is often the first meal of the day for most of them, while, for some others, it is the only meal…

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Students ki Kahani, unki Zubani … Their Story, in their own Words…

As the curtains drew to a close on Lehar, the event left an indelible mark on the hearts of all who attended. In this special…

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So, is the MAGIC over?

Oh, the beauty of so many youngsters dancing in unison, with not a bit of self-conscious hesitation, clapping, screaming in chorus, moving to and fro,…

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OH! WHAT A SHOW!

The atmosphere was electric, yet tender, filled with the soft whispers of wonder, and the gentle laughter of joy. It was a space where brilliance,…

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 A Woman, like a Messiah!

By Insha Rahman The warm chaos of her, Lit up the firmament so far. Her gold head of hair,  Absorbing red luminescence. Her pinions, a…

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