By Nadeera Dickwella. ( Photo Credit Jerusalem Post ) Disclaimer – As a lit community , we condemned violence and strongly believe that war is no sensible means of solving an issue. […]
Jadabeswar Bhattacharjee’s Books Documents the Other Side of West Bengal’s Politics and Society, Breaking the Stereotypes.
“Dennis Mombauer lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he works as Director: Research & Knowledge Management at SLYCAN Trust, a non-profit think tank focused on climate change. He is also a writer […]
Manikantan SU has written this book to enable students to grasp the wide scope of English language and its grammar. This book is built on an innovative scaffold that deals extensively with English grammar and offers enough study material to master the language in short chapters. Grammar is shorter, the better.
By Nadeera Dickwella . Photo Credit Al Jazeera Economic disparities, social injustice, ethnic discrimination create perfect breeding grounds for groups with extreme ideologies to sustain , grow and expand. If the issue […]
By Nadeera Dickwella. Photo credit – Aravot – Armenian News Read more at: https://en.aravot.am/2023/01/10/317567/ After the Armenien genocide committed by the Ottoman Turks at the beginning of the last century, the world […]
My joy and happiness The reason for my smile Laughter and fondness You bring to my world Could not have asked For more than you My sweet princess To whom I really […]
By Nadeera Dickwella When I cried you consoled me. When I was angry You calmed me down. When I was mischievous You tolerated me. When I grew old Mighty and big, When […]
This is an interesting read about emotions and grief, steeped in the complexity of family dynamics. Ira and Noor are the story runner characters. Ira is the daughter of later, who is dead in some death lodge in Benaras, North India. Ira gets a barrage of calls for attending her funeral, but she is against it. Why – fills the narration of the book.
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