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Saurabh Chawla
under Entertainment News

Daily Tarot Reading October 3, 2026: Tarot Guidance for All 12 Zodiac Signs | Horoscope - Storizen

Welcome to your Daily Tarot Reading for October 3, 2026. The energy of the day encourages confidence, forward movement, and trusting the progress you’ve been making throughout the week. October’s early days continue to emphasize growth, personal empowerment, and recognizing opportunities that may have previously gone unnoticed. Today’s tarot energy favors decisive action balanced with […]..

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Farouk Gulsara
under Movies

The burden of a grieving father…

We all know of Rudyard Kipling. We literally grew up listening to stories about Mowgli, Sher Khan and Baboo in the 'Jungle Book'. As we grew older (and wiser), we began to see another side to his writings. The poem 'The White Man's Burden' revealed his rather dark thoughts. He opined that the white race had a moral duty to civilise the natives. He pinned this legitimacy seal to imperial powers to advance their colonising ambitions...

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rupam sarma
under Photography

A Moment of Peace

Flowers in bloom, a peaceful sky, and a quiet moment at the statue of Mahatma Gandhi on his 157th Birth Anniversary. Happy Gandhi Jayanti! Location : Gandhi Mandap, Sarania Hill Top, Guwahati, Assam, India..

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Tomichan Matheikal
under Love & Relationships

Freedom of the Spirit

The last thing she did in her life was to smile. She was bedridden with paraplegia which descended on her quite unexpectedly. She was dancing merrily with a few of her colleagues in the staffroom when she suddenly collapsed. She never danced again. She never got up on her legs anymore. But she kept smiling. Until her last breath. Etilda Lalu was her name. I called her Kong, which was the Khasi way of addressing women respectfully. “Call me mommy,” she told me many times. &ldqu.....

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Farouk Gulsara
under Movies

The burden of a grieving father…

We all know of Rudyard Kipling. We literally grew up listening to stories about Mowgli, Sher Khan and Baboo in the 'Jungle Book'. As we grew older (and wiser), we began to see another side to his writings. The poem 'The White Man's Burden' revealed his rather dark thoughts. He opined that the white race had a moral duty to civilise the natives. He pinned this legitimacy seal to imperial powers to advance their colonising ambitions...

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cifarshayar
under Poetry

Sab Gandhi Ban Jate Hain

सब गाँधी बन जाते हैं। (Sab Gandhi Ban Jate Hain) In an era where quiet dignity is often mistaken for weakness and non-violence for cowardice, the timeless ideals of Mahatma Gandhi shine with even greater urgency. 2nd October i.e Gandhi Jayanti is not merely a day of remembering him, but to remember his ideals of truth and non-violence which continues to inspire the modern generat.....

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Tomichan Matheikal
under Book Reviews

Northeast India

The Northeast of India is a world in itself. 160-odd different tribes live in the eight states of the region. 200 to 400 different languages are spoken in that world alone with none of them having any relation to Hindi, the putatively common language of India. Most of those languages belong to the Tibetan-Burman family. Assamese is the only language belonging.....

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