Some feel it like an ice-cold blob

Hanging like a locket

While some feel it like an albatross

By the skeleton in the closet.

A mistake I made, a mistake you made.
Surviving with it, we are blaming the world, the destiny, the Lord,
and ultimately apologizing to all, as we know it is OUR mistake.
When we thought,

Do colors too have a power of communication like we humans?

On a foggy winter day, we all were sitting in the drawing room at one of my friend’s place. I guess that was a Dejavu moment but this time I experienced an absolutely different feeling. This feel good factor made me think hard about the cause of this supreme sensation. Was that a funny conversation or a flavorsome mocktail with friends or a euphonious music in the hall? No, it was none of them but the Color scheme of the room that triggered my mood and feelings.

Kandhe -se-kandha milakar duniya ki raahon ko apna banakar,
kaanto ke gheroo se vicharoo ke bandhishon se nikalkar woh
aage bhadta gaya;

Anything for You Ma’am is a romantic novel written by Tushar Raheja who is an IIT graduate and managed to finish the book in a span of three months.The book talks about Tejas, a final year industrial engineering IITDelhi student who falls in love with his sister’s friend Shreya who stays in Chennai. Owing to a series of coincidences, they meet again and again as fate brings them affront again and again. After enough attempts, Tejas successfully woes Shreya but the distance between Delhi and Chennai becomes a problem. Plus Shreya’s father is against the sprouting love affair and acts as a cliché Hindi movie villain who comes in between the love story. The book revolves around this exciting journey of love and romance.

Deep down in the cavernous chasm
The beams gleam like glittery gold
Willowy Catkins and junipers jazz
Together as the skies drowned in drone

The Strife Called Life
It’s a topsy-turvy world.
Is that so God sent us in, head’s down?
Against this natural order,

You are living your plain busy life, full of problems and pain that you don’t want to share. Suddenly, someone enters it from nowhere, literally nowhere; stirs it up, adds colours to it, which first you could not see and later, the rest of the world. However, the change that has been brought by that ‘someone’ remains with you, even if you doubt its very own existence. ‘If you could see me now’, Cecelia Ahern’s third novel, is a psychologically possible fairytale. ‘Fairytale’ because it is unreal yet, it makes the reader to believe in it.

When was the last time you thought the college life you lead, was monotonous? When was the last time you wished you made quality use of your time? Tired of going for those ever expensive movies; drinking binges; repetitive dinners? Well that’s what college is for most, except some wise men and women who have decided to join the worlds largest youth run organization – AISEC. AISEC is an organization that stands for cultural exchange, intense leadership experiences and a global learning environment.

HPDH contrary to general perception is not really a predictable book; on the other hand there are surprises that are thrown at the reader at different points in the story making the tale more gripping and interesting. The fact that Harry must eventually win, is kind of obvious in keeping with the universal theory of victory of good over evil, but how this victory comes about and what all must be sacrificed, including Harry himself, for the greater good is something that the book illustrates with great penchant.