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What Is Poetry? Poetry Is Future
Poetry is future About your present. The hope of a poet After his descent. Shall remain a clue That nobody can deny. So pen your thoughts Start to supply Through rhythm and rhyme. Find one in a sea Or...
The Dehing Patkai Elephant Reserve Is Endangered By Coal Mining
Animals are helpful in keeping the balance of our mother nature as well as making the ecosystem work. Humans impact the environment through deforestation, agricultural and livestock activities, urbanization, and burning fossil fuels. Reports have found that humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970. Animals possess distinctive powers that men do not. They can detect an approaching danger before it hits us.
Family Time During The Pandemic Might Be Getting Claustrophobic
This post is a part of YKA’s dedicated coverage of the novel coronavirus outbreak and aims to present factual, reliable information. Read more. The Coronavirus outbreak is dramatically changing our lives, including our relationship with our family. It is not yet known how long these measures may last. Coronavirus has made people less self-centered and more family-centric. It is a fact that hard times have always led to stronger families.
Maa, No Matter How Busy I Get In Life, I’ll Always Make Time To Look After You!
Moms are a true blessing from the Almighty. The word Maa is everything in itself. She has been there for you since day one. Right from carrying you in her womb to bringing you into this world, and letting you explore the world after you have grown up, she has made ample sacrifices for your well being. A mother’s love is pure, eternal and unconditional. Dear Maa, I know you never said this but you love me unconditionally. I wonder how my life would have been if you weren’t by my side.
“Only Observing Restrictions Can Save Us From The Threat Of COVID-19”
This post is a part of YKA’s dedicated coverage of the novel coronavirus outbreak and aims to present factual, reliable information. Read more. No one can really fool by saying that they have kicked the thorny ass of a highly-infectious virus that has ruined lakhs of lives in all these months since the end of March. If one happens to be safe from this deadly contagious disease, it is indeed his sheer luck by the grace of Almighty. Who can deny it?
Amid The Pandemic, This NGO Distributed Over 1,00,000 Food Packets, 70,000 Masks
Under the #DaanUtsav Campaign, Narayan Seva Sansthan is organising free monthly ration distribution camps for more than 150 families in the cities Lucknow, Shamli, Vrindavan in October. Since July, around 600 families have benefited as the NGO has distributed free ration kits in various cities like Shamli, Lucknow, Vrindavan, and Firozabad.
From COVID 19 To Work From Home, Four Important Lessons I Learned In 2020
I am sure you might have been very happy and excited at the start of this year and I was too, until the pandemic hit our lives, bringing about huge losses, ambiguities, sufferings, a realization of our careless behaviour towards mother earth and attention towards how important it is to protect her. Apart from these, there are a few other things to be learnt that are unavoidable, super important and make me think that nothing can be permanent or fixed when it comes to life, death and nature.
The Pandemic Has Taught Me This Important Life-Lesson
Against the backdrop of experiencing lockdown 4.0, and 170 people testing positive in Assam so far, the pandemic has changed the lives of many people. In the first two weeks of the lockdown from 24th March 2020, my days were disorganized until I finally structured a routine. Every day I wake up, I consider myself the luckiest person on the earth, but at the same time, lots of people around the world are dying.
Caste Cannot Be “Disregarded” When It Comes To Crimes Against Women
A news which shook the entire country at the end of September 2020; the alleged rape and subsequent death of a 19-year-old Dalit Valmiki girl in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. Merely 200 kms from the national capital. The girl’s body was later “cremated” late at night without the consent of her parents and family. Barely 24 hours after this, another Dalit Woman in Balrampur was raped and she too later succumbed to her injuries.
Have You Ever Wondered Why Does A Particular News Channel Get The Highest TRP?
Media is considered to be the fourth pillar of democracy after the legislature, executive, and the judiciary. The duty of the media is to create pathways for raising people’s voice, and giving a voice to the voiceless. Media has such strong power and influence to change people’s perception, by continuously striking and shaping one’s opinion. It feeds you not just what you must think of, but also, how you must think of it. Representational image.
Violent Homes And Prejudiced Streets: What Life’s Like For Trans Persons Amid COVID-19
Photo credit: SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP/Getty Images COVID-19 pandemic will be counted as perhaps one of the worst in the history of pandemics. The richest and the most powerful people in the world have been affected by it, including entertainers like Tom Hanks and Pink, monarchs like Prince Charles and national level politicians and diplomats. In India, the rich globe trotters have brought the virus into the country, and it is now spreading among the working class.
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