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“Lockdown Wala Love” is an idea represented by Mental Health Professional and Guest Blogger Ms. Khushali Adhiya. The article is a well-thought collaboration with her Social Media and
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via The season of dating is all flowery; just like we heard in the recent movie, Love Aaj Kal, the sky seems pink and everything turns purple. The jitters of looking fabulous on our first date, the
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via The week of love is here once again! Yayi! It is the perfect time to show love and get love in return (in case you are lucky). But before you get on your knees to propose someone, lets us go
via Pablo Neruda via Pablo Neruda is one of the most celebrated poets who has inscribed 100 love sonnets. In this post, you will read the 17th of this collection originally published in the
via The end product of education should be a free creative man. – Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan When studying in school, we always looked forward to playing the role of our beloved teacher on
via Having written over 70,000 poetic verses, Rumi is by far one of the most searched, and inspiring poets of all times. Not just is he every poetry lover’s awe, but is also an acclaimed
via India is known for its festivals and their grandeur celebrations. Every occasion includes an offering to a God or Goddess. But Raksha Bandhan is the only festival in India when a sister lights a
via तेरी एक नज़र तेरी उस एक नज़र के दीवाने क्या हुए, हम तो भरी महफ़िल में सबसे
via The Invisible Wall is a one-of-a-kind story set in the times gone by. To catch up with what happened with the protagonist Louie and his teenage love, read The Invisible Wall Part 1. The
via Rabindranath Tagore’s words have created history not just in India, but around the world. Coming from a country that uses one of his creations as the national anthem, makes me feel proud to