Health
A Healthy Mind: The Key to Success in a Distracted World
In simple terms, a healthy mind is one free from disturbance and distraction. It reflects strong cognitive ability, enabling better absorption and retention of information.
Opinion
Why books still matter in the digital age
A recent stroll through Lal Chowk in Srinagar turned into an awakening for me—an introduction to the enduring magic of books.
Poems
BRUTAL WORLD
"I wander in search of order in this brutal world. Where humanity is killed by its people over trivial matters!"
Opinion
Unlocking Minds: Nurturing a bookish renaissance amidst the mobile age
In an era dominated by mobile phones, students' focus on book reading diminishes, impacting their goals.
Poems
YEARNING FOR THE REAPPEARANCE
Experience the yearning and hope in this evocative poem as the speaker awaits the reappearance of the Twelfth Light, seeking mercy and an end to suffering.
Poems
MY PICNIC DAY
"The day which was full of extreme happiness like honey prior to picnic, The day which was framed to put as indelible memory like engraved on material prior to picnic."
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