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When the flush of a newborn sun fell first on Eden’s green and gold,
Our father Adam sat under the Tree and scratched with a stick in the mold;
And the first rude sketch that the world had seen was joy to his mighty heart,
Till the Devil whispered … Continue Reading
¡Olé, Olé, Olé! , And it begins!
This year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar has been a collection of numerous enthralling moments. From Kylian Mbappé scoring a hat trick in the finals to equalise Les Bleus against Argentina to Lionel Messi realising his World Cup dream and concluding the 36-year … Continue Reading
Black t-shirts with pink triangles. Cardboard gravestones with the words “Dead from Greed” written in dripping black.
Ashes scattered on the prim grass of the White House lawn; Police horses trained to stomp over innocent protesters on suffocated streets stained with the crimson of the dead.
Wall Street turned into … Continue Reading
The 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, held in Japan, witnessed a singular tricoloured winter sports suit, donned by the only Indian to ever take to the insanely quick speeds of the sport of Luge at the highest level. Shiva Keshavan, at the tender age of sixteen, was the youngest athlete to … Continue Reading
World History has often turned on the sharpest of points, and has often been fueled by the human ability to respond and react to their surroundings. Often, history has been glorified to be told to rhyme with its past. While this has often been an exaggeration, it is fair to … Continue Reading
Content Warning: The following article includes mentions of Murder, Assault, Sexual Assault and Graphic Descriptions that may be unsuitable for certain readers. We advise utmost caution for children under 13.
An all-too-familiar trope in crime shows and a constant source of intrigue to true crime fans, the insanity defence … Continue Reading
It was the 6th of September, 2018 when a groundbreaking verdict reinstilled the faith and rights for humanity that had been denied for years.
The day marked a very prominent milestone in the timeline of the struggle for justice, decriminalizing the 158-year-old colonial law that criminalized consensual gay sex. It … Continue Reading
Imagine this: It’s a warm summer day, and you’re just walking down the street sucking on the icy exterior of a watered-down popsicle when somebody walks past you. They smell incredible and have grace in their strut. You turn back to see who it is but don’t dwell much on … Continue Reading
Ravens hover in the clear white sky
Playfully eyeing the fields of rye
Calamity struck, a massive flood
Fueled by my comrades’ blood
The heart that yields to the Rising Sun
The hand that grips the spiteful gun
The stomach that has hunger won
“Susume!” March forth, no … Continue Reading
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