I am your tomorrow but you don't know me. How could you, you have not even seen me? I am not your yesterday, which you have already lived. I am your tomorrow which you are going to live next, Which you are awaiting eagerly with hope. But it is surprising...
Our community is called Batta and Pandits, which mean respectively honoured and learned. Honoured and learned indeed we are and we are the original inhabitants of Kashmir dating back to the time when Kashyapa Rishi set up this pious place after draining the waters of Sati Sar. If there is...
Word is a container, meaning its content. The two are ever inseparable. Vowels and consonants form a word. Views and ideas give the meaning. The same content in different containers make synonyms. Many contents in the same container become a pun. Similarity in containers form rhyme and rhythm. Beautiful containers...
The term ‘Para’ in Sanskrit is used in multiple ways. It is an adjective that denotes something superior, subtle and profound. The antonym for this term is ‘Apara’ which means inferior, gross, visible and ordinary. When we study nature, attributes, qualities, powers and other faculties we see them in two...
Who does not like flowers? Their varieties, their fragrance, their colourful appearance, the artistic patterns on their petals, a bouquet of such flowers or a garland, all are enchanting, attractive and pleasing. Flowers adorn our drawing rooms, our gardens, our offices, our desks and our tables. They are used to...