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Karnataka Assembly polls: A closer peek

Elections are more often than not a dizzying swirl of clamour and confusion in the days leading up to it. Politicians who by and large manage to stay inconspicuous throughout their terms set out to woo the general populace with a studied vengeance. Karnataka elections, by their very nature, don’t profess to be all that… Continue reading Karnataka Assembly polls: A closer peek

The Legend That is Atticus Finch

There's nothing much to learn now anyways, except probably algebra.

I picked up a copy of ‘To Kill a Mocking Bird ‘ at a very young and impressionable age. I remember picking it up and hesitating a little. That moment of deliberation changed my life. I have since gone through the engrossing tale thousands of times and each time it brings in me a mingling… Continue reading The Legend That is Atticus Finch

Dusk – A Poem by Adyasha Ranbir

The sun gives a mighty yawn and slips down a notch, The sky loses a few bright tints as darkness does encroach. The birds after a weary trek return to their abode, They give their babies delicacies that they managed to hoard. Cool wind fans your face and crickets begin their chant Weary people trudge… Continue reading Dusk – A Poem by Adyasha Ranbir

The Wrath Of Nature – A Poem by Adyasha Ranbir

Lightning lanced with a mighty furorethe deafening sound but a moment later. The sky burst open in a thousand arrowsthat fell on soil and made deep furrows. Trees bowed with meek subservienceOutlined starkly in the fleeting ambience. Nature continued to ravage and plunderkeeping in tune with the maniacal thunder. She has a way of taming… Continue reading The Wrath Of Nature – A Poem by Adyasha Ranbir

My mess of an interview

First impression isn’t necessarily the last impression always but it facilitates the interviewer note some quick points about you.

Today was the interview I had anticipated the most. Ever since the time I saw the notice inviting applicants, I was beside myself with excitement. Notwithstanding the deadline I promptly applied. The very next thing I did was entreat my parents to send me photocopies of numerous certificates I acquired during my tenure in school.… Continue reading My mess of an interview