Work for Bharat, Breath for Bharat, Live for Bharat

Veer Savarkar, as a stalwart of women empowerment Getting emotional by the hanging of Chapekar brothers, a boy pledged in front of an idol of a goddess that he will contribute to liberate his motherland from British colonization. That same boy who composed a poem titled “Dete ka koni O” (meaning, “Can anyone answer these!”) about the miserable conditions of the young widows which got him the first prize at a poem-composing composing competition in 1902. This same boy is label

Few years ago, I was travelling in Kolkata with an auto-rickshaw. In the auto-rickshaw, there was an old man and a young boy conversing with each other in loud voice. Suddenly, the old man screamed, “We are Bengalis, the devotees of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, why we would tolerate the non-Bengalis!” His words stroke me hard from inside. Netaji was a hardcore nationalist leader, not one who supported regionalism and provincialism. Why these people with separatist tendency ar

A Tribute to my Gurus We all know about the importance of Gurus in Indian culture. Here, Guru is not just a teacher, he is an entity, which makes us realise everything. That’s why Guru’s place is considered as higher than the divine being. Sant Kabir Das says, “Guru-Govind dou kharey, kake lagu paaye, Dhanya hay Guru keejo, Govind diyo dikhaye.” Another saint, not as popular as Kabir ji, Sahjo- bai, the shishya of Sant Charan Das says, “Ram taju mein Guru na bisaru, Guru ke s