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An informal essay tracing faith, memory, and the quiet weight of being Hindu in the modern world.

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    There was a life I endured— From crawling into walking, From startled beginnings Into something worn and strained. Your presence sustained m...

    The Lines: Poetry Collection
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    The Lines: Poetry Collection

    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 myse...

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    (Chapter – 1) The story is set in a fictionalized place named; “planzie” i.e., P.H. College, and its characters are as follows: Priti (th...

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    The Hindus: An Informal Essay

         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...

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    The Lines: Poetry Collection

    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. 

    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 ...

    A writer is both a healer and a poisoner.
    To soothe—and to unsettle.
    To reveal what comfort hides.
    — From the writer's desk