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WHEN A MOTHER PASSES AWAY by DR. MANJUSHA SAWARKARWHEN A MOTHER PASSES AWAY by DR. MANJUSHA SAWARKAR

July 16, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 9:35 pm

poem on the depth of motherhood's sacrifices

Untitled poem by Eva Petropoulou LianouUntitled poem by Eva Petropoulou Lianou

July 15, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 4:05 am

poem by Nobel Peace Prize nominee from Greece

Concerning the Closing of Goddard College by Elena BottsConcerning the Closing of Goddard College by Elena Botts

July 14, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 3:58 pm

on the closing of Goddard College in Vermont

Flirting with Life’s Flow and the Last Rites of Human Ambition by Dr. Jernail S. AnandFlirting with Life’s Flow and the Last Rites of Human Ambition by Dr. Jernail S. Anand

July 11, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 10:15 pm

Life has its own flow, and when we tell someone, let it go, we are asking him not to flirt with the flow of life. Just as a river has

THE COLLAPSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL VOICE by Dr. Jernail S. AnandTHE COLLAPSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL VOICE by Dr. Jernail S. Anand

July 11, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 10:07 pm

Of the several forces which make history of the civilization move forward at a particular moment, the most potent is its politics and the political outreach of the leaders and

THE HATHRAS STAMPEDE: A REFLECTION ON SOCIETY AND SUPERSTITION by RANDHIR KUMAR GAUTAMTHE HATHRAS STAMPEDE: A REFLECTION ON SOCIETY AND SUPERSTITION by RANDHIR KUMAR GAUTAM

July 6, 2024 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 3:07 pm

The recent stampede in Hathras, where people rushed to pick up dirt and soil on which a baba had walked, has sparked a wave of criticism directed primarily at the