Qui Vivra Verra

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by Aditi Parashar - March 23, 2017January 2, 2018 3

A rendezvous with a dream, change of place, people, city and everything in between… -- Louis XIV, amongst the other things, was famous for his emphasis on fashion, art, and culture. Even though the revolution marked the end of his monarchy, his attempts to embody France were far too surreal. The beginning

“Bridges”

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by Guest Ninja - February 6, 2017February 12, 2017 7

Creating Bridges of emotions and decisions.

“You have changed”, “You say it like it’s a bad thing” By now, my early twenty-year-old brain tends to think bridges are to move on, than to fill gaps. With every experience towards the end of the journey, your currents change you a lot as a person. Decisions you made as a

We don’t need a Women’s March

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by Aditi Parashar - January 23, 2017January 30, 2017 6

In 1960s, when the Feminist movement caught on, the first wave feminists were a group of privileged women looking for equal opportunities for everyone. Well, to start with was rather peculiar to think that women needed equality in the first place. I mean, times were easier, they had access to

I am Piece of Art

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by Aditi Parashar - February 29, 2016February 8, 2017 5

A monologue of my thoughts: While going through a major chunk of my pictures last night, all I could think about was how camera shy I am. Like, I never look straight at the camera and smile. Like, I am just not happy with myself. There’s always this need to make a

Retreat

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by Aditi Parashar - February 3, 2016February 12, 2017 2

A poem by a poet who wishes to be identified by her pen-name -Annie O' Hara, I only post it for art and talent like such needs audience. There might be words for silence But not a remedy for heartache And I have been in pain since But now the pain is taking toll. Summers

Rubber Chappal

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by Aditi Parashar - January 8, 2016February 12, 2017 4

Another India-Pakistan Partition story, based on true events & written from an outsiders' perspective! “But baba, my chappal?” Runi kept shouting. “Maadi, you’re the best!” Runi had exclaimed in excitement when her mother gifted her those 8 aanas rubber chappals last Diwali. No one in the world, other than Runi knew the

The true rendition of a GIRL

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by Varuna Hajela - December 2, 2015February 12, 2017 22

‘Girl’ Numerous things pop in the head whenever we think of the word. Many, generally, create an image of a female with humongous breasts, fashion addict, a titillating physique to match with, a voice like silk, twinkling eyes, but no less than a bear trap, what with all her PMSing, insatiable love

Angad

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by Aditi Parashar - November 20, 2015November 11, 2019 0

A story set in the background of India-Pakistan Partition. A tribute to the many families that lost a little more than just a 'piece of land', like my own. A lavish house in West Delhi, year 2012, a prosperous family of nine, kids, men and women chatting and doing home chores,