The eyes never lie. When I decided to volunteer for Impact On The Ground, I expected it to be anything but \’eye-opening\’. It was a phrase often associated with volunteering in rural communities. But I was sure, to the point of predetermination, that I wouldn\’t walk the path of cliches. How could it have beenContinue reading “The Voice Of The Voiceless”
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Agra: A Teardrop On The Cheek Of Time
A leisurely stroll in Agra would show you blatant abandon, national ostracism and general indifference. Dilapidated kothis (villas), pothole-ridden, cow-dung infested streets, a conspicuous absence of any sort of infrastructure and an unquestionable maxim that cows and pigs have priority on roads and trivial entities like cars and pedestrians must adjust around them. Even if youContinue reading “Agra: A Teardrop On The Cheek Of Time”
Know Time 