Kamal Kishore Srivastava
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How do you write what people actually want to read? In these contemplative reflections on writing, the septuagenarian explores the complexities of self-expression and the desire to please an audience. Initially, his writings, which focus on nature and human life, served his own satisfaction rather than the needs of readers. Despite facing frustrations with publishing… Read more
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The narrative explores the importance of self-care through the story of a man whose life spirals due to his wife’s obsessive-compulsive disorder. Initially thriving in his career and personal aspirations, he faces challenges when his wife’s mental health issues become debilitating, leading to isolation and emotional turmoil. The story reflects a broader societal problem where… Read more
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In this article, we will discuss the relevance of thinking about human superiority over other animals. Biologically, it is evident that animals and humans are somewhat related. Nature gifted humans with large brains, cognitive power, and articulate speech, but the fighting instinct remains intact. Human history is full of stories of violence, enslavement, and exploitation… Read more
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Books are essential companions, transporting readers into new realms and providing diverse perspectives. While many claim to be bibliophiles, some merely seek attention without truly engaging with the content. The discussion acknowledges the significance of ancient scriptures like the Vedas and the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana, highlighting their moral and ethical lessons. These literary works,… Read more
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The progression of a once sleepy city into a modern urban centre highlights significant improvements in infrastructure and quality of life over the past fifty years. Advanced technology has transformed commuting, with broader roads, efficient public transport systems, and reduced pollution. Urbanization has led to challenges, including the growth of slums and increased demand for… Read more
