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Opinions
Men Are Not Always Wrong: The Silent Cost of Misused Safeguards
While women’s protection laws are essential, their misuse can destroy innocent lives. This opinion explores the urgent need for fairness, balance, and gender-neutral justice.
Writing Life
When Creativity Feels Borrowed: A Quiet Reckoning for Writers in the Age of AI
As AI tools evolve, many writers are wondering: “Why does this sound like me?” A quiet, honest look at authorship, consent, and creativity.
Essays
The Courage to Be Real: Why Vulnerability Is Your Greatest Strength
Feeling too much? Saying too little? This heartfelt essay explores how vulnerability creates real connection, emotional healing, and lasting self-trust.
Poems
I Never Loved a Mountain: A Poetic Reflection on Overcoming
A poetic journey from fear to triumph—this metaphor-rich piece explores the climb we all face in life.
Poems
Poem Magnanimous Mother by Yogesh Chander Sood
This poem, "Magnanimous Mother," beautifully narrates the life of a child who loses his mother at a young age, detailing his upbringing by relatives and his enduring, unseen connection to his mother throughout his journey to adulthood, culminating in the hope of reunion in Heaven.
Films
The Secret World of Arrietty: A Tender Tale of Tiny People, Big Lessons
A heartfelt reflection on Studio Ghibli’s The Secret World of Arrietty — a story of friendship, survival, and quiet courage in a hidden world.
Poems
Echoes in a Town of One: Poems of Solitude, Memory, and Loss
A poetic journey through haunting echoes, the weight of seven years, and the quiet loneliness of a one-person town. Intimate verses of loss and longing.
Essays
The Tribal Express: A Journey Through Time, Tomatoes, and the Forgotten Heart of India
A return journey from Kanha to Mumbai aboard a rickety village bus becomes a moving portrait of rural India—where goats share seats, time stands still, and wild tomatoes can bring an entire world to a halt.
Short Story
Half Past Six: A Station Between Memory and Silence
A poignant tale of longing, fleeting connection, and unspoken love—Half Past Six follows a solitary young man whose chance encounter at a railway station leads to a bond marked by time, loss, and the haunting pull of memory.
Poems
World War Web Discourse: Never Again – A Poetic Call for Global Peace in the Age of Modern Warfare
A stirring poetic reflection on the horrors of war, nuclear threat, pandemics, and modern militarization—World War Web Discourse – Never Again urges humanity to choose peace, unity, and welfare over destruction.
