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Family and Crisis

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          Looking at the timing of this blog post, I am pretty sure that most of the readers must be spending their time at home with their families amid 21 days lock down. I am also sure that most of us must be enjoying movies, Games and most importantly the quality time with our loved ones. But after a point of time we go out of ideas to kill the time. I was super bored I was randomly searching for activities to do with family during ‘Crisis’, on internet, and the results were quiet stupefying. Among the many results, most mentioned about family crises and how to resolve them. Though none of the articles was of any concern to me, but one thing that swayed my mind was how the family crises have risen over the time creating distancing and disputes between one’s own family and the presence & heavy traffic on such search results itself is a proof to it.          The Novel corona virus is one such major health crisis we all a...

The Unspoken Truth of Carnival

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3 weeks back, me and my brother happened to watch a Bollywood movie ‘super 30’. The story was so moving that the pathetic state of deprived kids made me realize a fictitious fact widely spread among the youth i.e. ‘India was devised on 26 th January few decades back on the belief that everyone who is resident of India will have maximum equal freedom& fundamental rights. Nobody will be considered inferior or superior based on caste, creed, race, identity, and status’. I certainly call it fictitious because the reality is quite different and uninviting. This thought itself emerged as a source of motivation for me to write and share this opinion by means of a blogpost. Known to many, Ganesh Chaturthi is like feed boon for every photographer due to easily accessible content related to streets and people documentation. Unlike every year posting pictures on Instagram of chaos amid of festive season as an amateur street photography self assignments, this year I decided to c...

Rural India: The Bearer of Real Indian Tricolour

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Rural India : The Bearer of Real Indian Tricolour. Rural India believed to be Illiterate, Uncivilized, poor is actually a real bearer of Indian National Flag and nationalistic spirit. With about 67 percent of total population still living in Rural India and with 75 percent literacy, Rural India has managed to contribute rapidly growing Metropolitan, Urban & Semi Urban Areas in social, Political and Economical aspects in its own way. Accepting the Change and Carrying their own legacy have been an Honest Quality of Rural India. With Various Reforms since Pre Independence to Post Independence so far, Rural India have always been adoptive as far as the reform matters their socio-economic growth and Development. Rural India have some unqiue essence and Aura of Patriotism and love for the Mother land. Millions of villages worshipping Millions of unique Gram Devatas (Regional Gods)  beleving in Different sects, Beleifs, Ideology. Trying to keep alive the fading 19500 v...

NOT IN MY NAME [PART 2]

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Thankyou for reading the first post! In last post I've disclosed the real issue and political intervention in serious crimes like rapes. I understand the seriousness and I believe in not politicization of such severe matters. But I'm writing this second part to expose the pseudo agenda carried by liberals and secular media forces of india to defame one particular religion. Let me clear up the conspiracy being created by lutyens who call themselves brand ambassadors of freedom of expression. Since the time everyone has posted "I am Hindu" "And I'm ashamed" On their instagram and facebook walls. Let me start showing mirror to oppressive journalists who are eager to lable whole hinduism as saviours of rapists. Let's start: Hinduism has reserved strictest punishments for crimes deemed immoral. Even in wars hindus have followed rules unlike barbarians. It is wrong to attach hinduism with asifa case. Kauravas have always been there but does ...

NOT IN MY NAME [ PART-1]

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Hello viewers, I'm again starting to write socio-politcial blogs. Since the time I've left my journalism studies, I stopped writing all such political stuff to refrain from conflicts. But now I've realised that though I'm no more a media student but my personal opinions and factual stuff could bring a little change. I'm strictly against the one sided biased agenda being spread by social media articles with spicy headlines.you may either agree my opinion or you're free to disagree. but atleast I expect a comment from your side for what ever I write whether suits your ideology or not. This is my first socio-politcial blog and the first post itself contains lots of pain, anguish and grief. But I believe in power of write-up. Must read till end! Freinds, you must be reading articles, posts, memes, long captions regarding justice for asifa. You must be going through many articles to understand the whole topic. You might have seen many articles with spicy headline...

#Bazaar a poem on weekly market.

इन शहरो में चलते चलते, लग  जाते बाजार  है।  खरीद बेच की होड़ से ज्यादा , यहाँ दिलो का प्यार है।  बीच बाजार रंभाती कामधेनु , ले चल साथ ग्वालाएँ।  अपना सामान बचते उनसे , दिख जाते बच्चे और वृद्धाएँ।  दो वक़्त की रोटी खातिर , कितना कष्ट उठाते है।  इसी मेहनत के बलबूते पर , अपना घर बार चलाते है।  कहीं बालक पकडे आँचल , कहीं चाचाजी पकडे थैलियां।  पीछे चल अपने माँ ,पत्नीके , नापते है बाजार की गलियां।  महिलाएं करती मोल भाव , हल करती प्रश्न बड़े-बड़े।  करती बेहतर सैदेबाज़ी, ताकि जेब पर न बोझ पड़े।  राम बेचता सेवई ईद की , रहीम दिए बेच दिख जाता है।  जाती धर्म भेद भूलकर , समरसता का मंत्र सिखाता है।  ऑनलाइन का बढ़ता कहर , रोज़गार खा रहा है।  धुंधलाता यह दृष्ट प्यारा , सिसकता जा रहा है।  By:Harshvardhan kabra. Hope you all will like this poem,please share if you like and yes don't forget to give your precious suggestions and feedback. Also,pl...