Patriotism
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The hauntingly beautiful song “Kasme Waade Pyaar Wafa” from the 1967 film Upkar features the soulful voice of Manna Dey, whose deep, evocative singing brings life to the song’s philosophical lyrics. With music by the renowned duo Kalyanji-Anandji and lyrics by Indeevar, the song carries profound meaning. Actor Pran plays the character of Malang
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Ramdhari Singh Dinkar’s Hunkar was not merely a poem……. it was a thunderclap against submission, a fire lit in the hearts of the oppressed. In its echo resounded the cries of freedom, dignity, and righteous defiance. This poem, inspired by its spirit, does not seek to translate but to rekindle the fury, the resolve,
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When a nation bleeds, it is not just the soldier who bears the wound…… the farmer’s plough, the teacher’s chalk, the artisan’s chisel, and the child’s lullaby carry the weight of sacrifice. In times of terror, every citizen becomes a sentinel, every street a battlefield, and every heartbeat a war cry. This is not
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This is not a time for poetry made of petals. This is not a time for soft tears and quiet prayers. This is war. They came masked in terror and left ashes in their wake. This poem is a blade, not a balm. It speaks the language of boots on the ground, of bullets
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Journey to Jaipur, the “Pink City,” where history whispers from rose-hued walls and vibrant culture thrives in every alleyway. This poem invites you on a captivating exploration of this famed Indian city, painting a picturesque image of the Aravalli Hills cradling Jaipur in its signature rose color, a legacy of the valorous Rajput dynasty.
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