Literature
- Revolution(original) - Tatha Mondal
One of the biggest revolutions in the human history would be the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. It?s almost been one full century since we haven't seen a significant change in our world. Well, I got to say this is going kind of...
- What Could Be Some Of The Reasons For The Migration Of People From Villages To Cities? - Lost Spring By Anees Jung
People move from villages and towns to cities for numerous kinds of reasons. However, one common reason they all have is in my opinion, a chance of better life. Subsequently, when they grow up in villages and small towns they get the idea from their...
- Teaser Tuesdays: The Ballad Of Peckham Rye By Muriel Spark
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. The idea is to open your current read to a random page and share a few sentences. And try not to include spoilers! Trevor was seen to approach Humphrey and hit him on...
- American(ist)s In London: The Sea, Ecs, And Beyond
Yesterday, I returned home to Brooklyn after twelve wonderful days in London where I attended two back-to-back affiliated conferences -- the first for the Society of Early Americanists (SEA) and then for the Early Caribbean Society (ECS) --...
- Love Is A Free Gift ? Uzoh
Gertrude Uzoh, a graduate of Computer Science from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has just published her first novel, One Love, Many Tears, (accessible on www.onelovemanytears.com) and in this interview with SUMAILA UMAISHA she speak about the book...
Literature
The Story of India - India's Legacy
The Ancient civilization and also the ancient continuing religion started and is thriving in this peninsular land which is called India. She is the home to Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists and Atheists and is the largest democracy this world has ever know. She gave birth to modern science and mathematics, Aryabhatta invented zero. Connecting the dots backwards there would have been no digital computing, calculus or relativity if there wasn't zero. She is the land of the Gods, of the rebels, of the change, she is truly our home.
India is not only home to millions of people but she is also home to numerous varieties of wildlife. Her wildlife is so distinct that the sea and land comprises creatures from Antarctic and some which are found only in India. Animals like the Royal Bengal Tiger, Lions and plenty more have been living here since man started exploring the world from Africa.
With the most diverse culture, wildlife and landscape she is one of the beautiful places we have discovered so far in this universe. Full of surprises and out into the unknown and a little bit of bad roads, its the most incredible place on planet earth. This was just a little story of the incredible India.
India is not only home to millions of people but she is also home to numerous varieties of wildlife. Her wildlife is so distinct that the sea and land comprises creatures from Antarctic and some which are found only in India. Animals like the Royal Bengal Tiger, Lions and plenty more have been living here since man started exploring the world from Africa.
- Revolution(original) - Tatha Mondal
One of the biggest revolutions in the human history would be the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. It?s almost been one full century since we haven't seen a significant change in our world. Well, I got to say this is going kind of...
- What Could Be Some Of The Reasons For The Migration Of People From Villages To Cities? - Lost Spring By Anees Jung
People move from villages and towns to cities for numerous kinds of reasons. However, one common reason they all have is in my opinion, a chance of better life. Subsequently, when they grow up in villages and small towns they get the idea from their...
- Teaser Tuesdays: The Ballad Of Peckham Rye By Muriel Spark
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. The idea is to open your current read to a random page and share a few sentences. And try not to include spoilers! Trevor was seen to approach Humphrey and hit him on...
- American(ist)s In London: The Sea, Ecs, And Beyond
Yesterday, I returned home to Brooklyn after twelve wonderful days in London where I attended two back-to-back affiliated conferences -- the first for the Society of Early Americanists (SEA) and then for the Early Caribbean Society (ECS) --...
- Love Is A Free Gift ? Uzoh
Gertrude Uzoh, a graduate of Computer Science from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has just published her first novel, One Love, Many Tears, (accessible on www.onelovemanytears.com) and in this interview with SUMAILA UMAISHA she speak about the book...