News Topic:Hope
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SOCIETY IS THE CIRCLE
Exploring societal paradoxes through verse: from the privileged's 'right' to the oppressed's plight, a call for unity and justice.
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WINDS OF LONGING
In this heartfelt poem, the wind carries a longing message from a place of suffering to a distant life of hope, seeking solace amidst a world of pain and deception.
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In Search of Hope Again
"The glint succeeded in penetrating, But the seedling is stifled, People were considering alive on seeing, As the glaziness had surfaced."
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Reminding The Past Thoughts
"I was looking at the moon and thinking about myself, Reminding the past thoughts and investing in myself, Leaving all the things behind, And trying to convey myself."
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Hope for Hopeless
"When eyes looking for a saviour. This ayah stuck the mind (فَاِنَّ مَعَ الۡعُسۡرِ یُسۡرًا) (Verily, with every difficulty, there is relief)"
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Dear Self!
"Only you know what you have lost with time, Only you know what you have lost in life, In the darkest hour of your life."
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Kashmir fruit growers seek MPs’ intervention over NH-44 delays
Valley fruit growers have appealed to Members of Parliament from J&K to take up the issue of frequent disruptions on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway (NH-44).
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J&K LG mandates insurance, registration for non-local workers following Kulgam attack
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