Silly Indian Mistakes in English

Silly Indian Mistakes in English The English language is nobody’s special property. It is the property of the imagination: it is the property of the language itself. Said the1992 Nobel Prize in Literature, Nobel lariats Derek Walcott the Professor of Poetry at the University of Essex said in a private discussion with students. Today, when I

Savitri a River full of tears

The unfortunate bridge collapse of Mahad shook the country. The press across country has diverted their agenda on this issue. After reading the detail reports I conclude, there is no value for life. According to IE unknown number of vehicles plunged into the Savitri River, today we found out some 15 bodies with the high

Jai Bhumata Brigade

Lately Bhumata Brigade was in headlines for their noble fight for equal for women in Hindu shrines. Print and electronic media covered the whole event honestly as it is the third pillar of democracy but the ground level self declared and much hyped holy babas have opposed the entry of women in restricted areas. The

Archie miss Tom Moore

The world of cartoons is enjoyed by children and elders. Many teachers, leaders and communication exports have exploited cartoons for their whims and fancies. Cartoons make the message attractive, spicy for all the readers. The cartoon artist who is involved in finding the inspiration from song, poetry or real-life incidence or character, political or socio

Joy to the World

“It is a fine seasoning for joy to think of those we love” Moliere            British came to India in 1600 and established their business. Christmas was alien to this soil till then. Brits celebrated Christmas with low sound. It was 1822 that first house of Brit was built in Shimla.

Bipin Chandra who wrote a chapter in Indian History

Bipin Chandra mentioned this fact in his interview to Rediff, he never afraid of arguing the truth. Bipin Chandra who born in 1928, Kangra Vally(then Punjab), Himachal Pradesh, has witnessed India being formed and Governments been made.  He was educated in Lahore and Stanford University and Delhi University. He worked as a professor at JNU.

Kudos to Strand Book Stall

                                I remember the last summer when I was reading the books on Federico Fellini and his style of film making. The very subject fascinated me as his films inspired many film makers from all over the world. As a film student I did find a cord between French Avant Grade Cinema, German Expressionism and Italian

MUSIC INDUSTRY AND YEAR 2018

This year is nearly passed. We are at the fag-end of this year. As the Diwali is over and X’mass shopping is in the air. Kids are packing their bags to join school. We are just felt this chill of this season. Every winter comes with a surprise. I would like to take a look