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Did you ask yourself this question before starting your journey towards goal?
By Samhitha dulamEverybody wants to live a happy and relaxed life, to have good relationships, to make money, to look beautiful, become famous and many more. Everybody likes it that way because it’s so simple and easy. But have you ever asked a question like “What pain/risks will you take? Or what are the consequences Read more
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Let’s celebrate fitness for a healthier tomorrow
By- Gayatri Agarwal Fitness, a term everyone understands but never really pay attention to! In the upgrading and fast-moving world, where new technology comes up every fortnight, we have become so comfortable with the life wherein we want to put in the least physical effort. The technology has simplified many physical challenging or demanding tasks, Read more
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Body shaming- the damage of your image or your soul?
By- Samhitha Dulam Did you ever stop and think about how often we are told to change our appearance? And how often we are treated as Imperfectionists, without actually knowing about us or much less than our appearance.People have a definite notion of beauty which defines standards of skin colour, body dimensions or the kind Read more
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The shattered earth- Divided and unloved
By- Chandini Kola Why the borders? Why the hate? What do you hold in the crate? Why the blood in the perfumes of the wind? Why do you make us the bait? Why the lines of control as the end? When do we all liberate? Was this your idea of showing love? What should we Read more
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Meditation – Connect, Reconnect & Disconnect
By- Gayatri Agarwal Yoga is an ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India. The word ‘Yoga’ derives from Sanskrit and means to join or to unite, symbolising the union of body and consciousness.Recognising its universal appeal, on 11 December 2014, the United Nations proclaimed 21 June as the International Day of Yoga.It Read more
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Artists expressed SOLITUDE not LONELINESS
By- Samhitha Dulam Just like many of us, I had experienced loneliness, but soon after, when I had gone through some portraits, I decided to have more solitude rather than isolation. Well many of us might have thought that most of the artists had shown their pain and loneliness, but I would rather see it Read more
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Nepotism- A bitter reality
By- Dada Hayath Nepotism – is it good or bad?Before being judgmental on Nepotism and blaming every person who chose the same profession of their family, it would be better if we have a clear idea about Nepotism. Let’s know what Nepotism defines to be- As per the Cambridge dictionary, Nepotism means the act of Read more
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Sometimes, it’s okay not to be okay
By- Gayatri Agarwal A report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) revealed that 7.5 per cent of the Indian population suffers from some form of mental disorder. India accounts for nearly 15% of the global mental, neurological and substance abuse disorder burden.Mental health conditions such as stress, depression, and anxiety may develop due to underlying, life-changing problems. ‘It’s Okay’:These are the two Read more
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STARRY NIGHT – Van Gogh’s Masterpiece –The message one should receive
By- Samhitha We all know about the art called STARRY NIGHT as one of the most recognized art pieces in the world. But most of us have no idea, what the painting actually is? Well, this is what I found when I started working on this art. Vincent van Gogh painted STARRY NIGHT in 1889 Read more
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The strange attraction
Dear Me, Where to begin to tell you? Let’s just say I love you; Wonder where it came from? The awakening of the conscious; Desperate was I to be loved and cared, Forgot how beautiful you are; I walked through the road of thorns, While I already had the rose; Trying to tell the stories Read more
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