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A Chapter In Pride
The road to LGBTQ+ rights has been defined by remarkable perseverance, fortitude, and several landmarks. While the hardships and injustices encountered by the LGBTQ+ community must not be disregarded, it is also critical to recognise the significant progress made in recent decades.
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“There was no one near to confuse me, so I was forced to become original” – Joseph Haydn.
Close your eyes. Come on a quick journey with me. I’ll show you what the stars you look up to today inspired around 400 years ago. Let’s unravel the profundity that … Continue Reading
On a rainy sundown of the month of September,
Feeling the gentle breeze as I look up to the firmament white
As my eyes through the window surpass the street lights
The cold zephyr unveiling the magnificence afar
As I watch the gladiators battle and spar
On the lucent backs … Continue Reading
The time of the year when everything’s a little extra spooky is here. Be it Michael Myer’s return to the big screens, or your own ghost stories.
Halloween brings with it many traditions that make it one of the most fun holidays of the year. The origin of this spooky … 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
The Roman Empire was politically and socially massive. It included most of Europe, North Africa, and much of the Middle East at its peak. Its spectacular network of roads contributed to the social unification of the areas under its rule, which shared a common language and, subsequently, a common religion. … Continue Reading
The British Raj in India ended in 1947, giving rise to two new countries- India and Pakistan. It was hoped that this would usher in a new era of freedom. Instead, at the stroke of the midnight hour, while the world slept, India awoke to chaos and riots.
The … Continue Reading
History tends to conceal itself through monuments, diary entries, letters, and relics. If it wasn’t as we know it today, would our lives be the same?
As it freed itself from the shackles of British Rule, India lost the territories of what is now known as Pakistan and Bangladesh. … Continue Reading
The night was eerie and calm as Ian McStein slid into the cellar. It has been three weeks since his grand-uncle disappeared. The Regime’s functionary said he wouldn’t return, and no sane person would ever question the Regime.
Arthur McStein had not always been a strange man. He … Continue Reading
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