By Saikat Kumar Maji India, the 3rd largest Fish producing and 2nd largest Aquaculture nation in the world. The Blue revolution has...

By Hetal Everyone has their own special flair in particular field of life. Each single person does his chores in their own way and keep a...

By Radwa Munir A boy wearing a pink shirt is often assumed by people as someone representing a different group of gender. A man with long...

By Rakhi Bhargava सभी औद्योगिक कंपनियों के उत्पादों कि शुरूआत उनके इतिहास पर आधारित होती है और यही कारण है कि आज के दौर में मार्केट...

By Rakhi Bhargava कृषि वित्त व इसकी मुख्य समस्या मानसून चक्र मूल्य अस्थिरता : आपूर्ति श्रृंखला की अनिश्यतता क्या ..........एक समाधान हो...

By Rakhi Bhargava I was thinking on an article for woman’s day. And then it flashed to me that celebrating women’s day only on 8th march...

By Ojaswini Malhotra Ever since there has been human life on this planet, there have been such countless cases made that tells us that...

By Rosmin Anna Jain Political correctness, at its core, aims to promote respectful language and behavior that avoids offending or...

By Rosmin Anna Jain First of all what is emotional intelligence? Imagine a heated debate between two individuals. One should have the...

By Gowri Mohan J I wonder how it would feel like to speak of wounds without inviting pain. It's wearing me out, masquerading as someone...

By Avipsha Sarkar A world without literature would be a bleak and colorless existence, stripped of the richness and depth that words...

By Khushi Roy Heaven is infinite and yet everyone reincarnates… Older than the legends are the tales themselves, the tales of heaven and...

By Parizad Gaur Rina spelt her name as Nari; meaning women in Hindi, She liked it, because of the anagram it perceived Just a flip of...

By Parizad Gaur Sadness can turn glowing eyes into dead ones, pinned on the clock staring long and long trying to get through time. The...

By Parizad Gaur Like raindrops glued to the car’s window, Like platters of water on the road remain, As shallow as to stand with pain...

By Parizad Gaur The smell of a hospital is awful Is it how it smells before death? Or is it the smell that enters the nostrils before...

By Parizad Gaur On the top of the building, The pink déjà vu of the hybrid painted sky, The orange sun setting by, The flickering lights...

By Rageesha The bones, the flesh and the blood, along with the union of these physical things, there is something that can’t be seen but...

By Challa Bhanu Pranav I have a thing for train rides. The constancy of my coach enveloped in the changing world around it. Noticing the...

By Shibumi Desai In India, the eight-hour workday remains mostly an enigma. Work can and does happen anywhere; be it the office, home or...