#IndianDiaspora Archives - Page 8 of 60

THE LAST SENTINEL

The last sentinel is the light that glows from withinThe only truth is the one that conscience knowsNot necessary an

Walking through the street of mansionsWhere shining light of name boards splashesWarning us there, “commoners are you “As if our

DALGONA COFFEE (WHIPPED CREAMY COFFEE) Coffee, I am sure many will agree, has a magical effect on one’s physical as

The Speaking Art Fest: A Triumph in Art and Culture The Speaking Art Fest returned with its much-anticipated second edition,

Aloe Vera, often regarded as a humble plant, has garnered admiration for centuries due to its countless health and beauty

Exploring the intriguing dynamics of marriage and live-in relationships in ancient India reveals a fascinating tapestry of cultural practices and

Kainchi Dham in Uttarakhand has garnered attention for its historical and spiritual significance. The ashram, associated with Neem Karoli Baba,

NRI Taxation: Understanding the Tax Implications of Gifts from Cousins A couple resides and is employed in France. After hosting

Rukhmabai Raut’s journey is a remarkable tale of resilience and transformation. Once a child bride, she defied societal norms to

Chandrakanta: Hindi’s first contemporary novel Chandrakanta, penned by Babu Devaki Nandan Khatri and published in 1888, holds the esteemed title