Of words and thoughts
The kaleidoscopic community or the rainbow section of our distinguished culture comprising of individuals from every single race, creed, complexion and whereabouts, transpire in conjunction to reinforce the gender liberty and treasuring the gender reassignment in each and every one. The flamboyant community is substantially unrolling its gravity across the nation where the juvenile are… Continue reading Scarcely on the bulletin, predominantly from homo
Read till the end. You might get surprised, and excited too! 21. EMBRACING SUNSETS MORE THAN NETFLIX- Have you ever gazed at the sunset sky and looked at the various colours and shades ranging from various tints orange to yellow. Well I've always lost myself in my vast realm of imaginations and found peace gazing… Continue reading THIRTY DAYS, THIRTY STORIES: PART-3
It has been around six months since the outbreak of the deadly group of Coronaviruses in the Wuhan province of China and more than 5.95 million people are affected by it worldwide till date. The novel Coronavirus SARS Cov-19 is known to cause this disease named COVID-19 which has taken the form of a global… Continue reading COVID-19 and its impact on student’s life
I would like to begin by telling that all I write here is not even near to enough for what you are and for how much I adore you. This letter is not even one percent of the total sum of memories I have made, knowingly or unknowingly, with the songs you have sung, for… Continue reading An open letter to Arijit Singh
What are you up to this quarantine? It has been more than thirty days since the lockdown was announced due to the ongoing worldwide Coronavirus pandemic. All of us are quarantined at our homes. The ones affected by the virus quarantined in hospitals and health centres. This lockdown has however led to self exploration, introspection… Continue reading THIRTY DAYS, THIRTY STORIES – PART:1
My college life revolves around three things- books, chai and a tangled pair of earphones! Sitting with a friend and pondering over the pending assignments with a cup of chai in my hands, and two samosas and one patish served with the delicious pudine ki chutney on the plate infront of me, my mind drifted… Continue reading A day in my college life: Chai and music
Or maybe they are a beautiful mess of the deepest truths and the darkest lies. I'm curious that way, for I'd like to eavesdrop into every unknown tale, feel it, live it, close it and move on to the next one.Akankshya Hazarika It's been long since I've stolen bits of poetry from nooks and corners,… Continue reading Sipping Poetry
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