Shel Silverstein: “How much love inside a friend?”
Sheldon Alan Silverstein (b. 25 Sep 1930ㅡd. 10 May 1999) was not only a great cartoonist but also a gifted ...
Ambedkar: Growth of community by degree of progress of women
Babasaheb Ambedkar (b. 14 April 1891 — d. 6 Dec 1959) was one of the great leaders of India, not ...
Vinoba Bhave: “Bhagavat Geeta is my life’s breath”
Vinoba Bhave (b. 11 Sep 1895 ― d. 15 Nov 1982) was an advocate of non-violence and human rights. Bhave ...
Sarojini Naidu: “To quench my longing I bent me low”.
Sarojini Naidu (b. 13 Feb 1879 — d. 2 March 1949) was a not only Indian political leader, activist but ...
1 Truth | Annabhau Sathe: “Caste is something that exists in reality. Poverty is artificial.”
Maharashtra’s legend Annabhau Sathe and his literature have always been recommendable. One of the top Dalit activists from the state ...
Brave heart Ravindra Kaushik on sacrificing his life for India
Ravindra Kaushik was a brave person from Brahmin family who spent his entire life for nation as a spy.
Marsha P Johnson: “Nobody promised you tomorrow” 1 poem “Soul” wins the hearts.
The legend Marsha P. Johnson (August 24, 1945–July 6, 1992) was a mid-century gay liberation activist who identified as a ...
Kurt Vonnegut: “We must be careful about what we pretend to be”
Mr Kurt Vonnegut (b. 11 Nov 1922–11 April 2007) America’s writer of counter-cultural or sometimes Melancholy and non-chronological storytelling was ...
The Artist M F Husain: “They can put me in Jungle. Still, I can create.”
One of the holy lands of India gave birth to another great human, artist M F Husain (b. 17 Sep 1975 – ...
Barbara Gittings: “I discovered the power of the press.”
A Homophile in her early days went on a search for her identity, her sexual causes, and what she belonged to? Sometimes she could refer herself to psychiatric or find a priest for solving her problem.
