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The Three Unspoken Words

(Chapter – 1) The story is set in a fictionalized place named; “planzie” i.e., P.H. College, and its characters are as follows: Priti (the female protagonist) Raghav (the male protagonist) PYA (Plenzie Youth Alliance) Program Officer   Once upon a time, there was a girl named Priti. She was extraordinary in studying. On the other hand, Raghav was also a good cadet in PYA of his college. He pursued that alliance as a leader of that unit. He had fear all the time, for being attached to someone meant he was a loner. So the girl, Priti, came daily to the college one hour before, so she could study in the fresh air with the greenery of her college. Raghav also arrived on campus two hours before the scheduled time to lead the unit and train them for discipline. With time, she changes her place of study every week, so she can be more productive in her studies. One day, she comes near the PYA court area for a new study place. She is studying there, while Raghav and his unit ...
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The Hindus

  To gain insights into the term that arises repeatedly in our daily lives, namely “Hindu,” it is important to note that this term is not something we merely look at superficially. Rather, it situates itself across different fields such as history, philosophy, psychology, and several others. “Hindu”, term provides the insights over the context of everyday life structures, addressing questions such as how the term arose, how it relates to us, and how it defines human mentality. Although these questions often focus on “how,” when we shift our perspective to “why,” the inquiry moves beyond surface-level understanding. This deeper questioning raises curiosity about existence itself: why history preserved this term, why philosophy is deeply rooted in it, and how Indian belief systems connect it with sadhus and the idea of “Sanatan,” meaning continuity from beginning to end.             The concept of sadhus or sages has also been ...

The Lines

I found something… I found something in you, Whenever I see your dp. I found myself in your eyes, Whenever I look into your dp. I found myself eager to touch you, Whenever I touch your dp. I found myself resilient,  Whenever I’m trying to swipe your profile away. I found myself best in you, Whenever I’m not with you. Yes! Maybe I have some interest in you, But, whenever I find the stop in between you and me.  I saw you… I saw you smiling,  It made me to smile. I saw you to be kind with dogs, It made me to believe in kindness. I saw you spreading love, It made me to believe in love. I saw you crying, It made me to believe in crying. I saw you struggling, It made me to admire your strongness. What I want… What I want from you, the smile you have. What I want from you, the kindness you have. What I want from you, the sadness you have. What I want from you, the tears you have. What I want from you, the love you have. But, dear I don’t want, you and I live in the distance. May...

Who is Transformed?

 So, you all are here for my blog, then be ready for the bomb which is going to refresh you. Jokes for the part, have you ever imagined that a person whom you know closely or partially and just for some reason they got disappear or looked never be the same man/woman again. Is that person being your relative, your friends, your family, your love of the life or any person who is/was close to you enough for disturbing you by getting in the thought of them in your mind. In order to this, how will you react if that person behaves like that, they were in the past. And how you react that, the person you met don't act like as what you have assumed about them. So today there is quote from a book "Everyone has a story", by Savi Sharma who is one of the prominent writers in the current era which I think of it. "Everyone has a story to tell. Everyone is a writer. Some are written in the books, and some are confined to hearts." The line some are confined to hearts, is actual...

India lost its hope.

T eam India's recent performance, though not reaching its zenith, showcased commendable effort from the bowlers, extending the game to 42-44 overs. While not every batsman excelled, each moment becomes a valuable learning experience. Despite the heart-wrenching loss, it is imperative to acknowledge Australia's rich cricket history and consistent triumphs in ICC trophies. The Indian captain faces the challenge of preparing for such high-stakes encounters, and the overall tournament performance stands shoulder to shoulder with Team Australia's efforts. Losing is not a conclusion but a facet of life; the focus should pivot towards future generations bringing laurels to the country. Beyond the defeat, Team India's unwavering fighting spirit endeared them to every Indian, particularly in the gripping final moments. The adulation garnered by Team India itself is a notable triumph. Australia's resilience in the face of a crowd favoring the opposition underscores their m...