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Prayer to a Flame O flame, I offer my mind unto thee Cleanse me of my misdeeds My godforsaken memories Burn away those thoughts You may deem unworthy Alight a new path for me One not filled with temptation Nor anger nor jealousy Burn in my forehead Whenever I close my eyes Burn between my eyebrows  As the watchful one Who chains my mind from fluttering Into the sea of distraction and disharmony O flame,  I offer my soul unto thee... This book is a collection of poems, that are based on my core beliefs, expectations for the future, and on events in my past. Some of them are poems from my journals. Others, are stanzas, that I wrote on scraps of paper while travelling when I didn't have my journal at hand. Most of these are simply experiences shaped into stories. These poems, don't just reflect who I am as an individual. They represent the values and ideals that have shaped me so far, which have given me a sense of direction in life. If you should glean something after reading th...

Greetings to all listeners and readers!! In the podcast episode, we have tried to create a unique initiative ie. have a discussion on clubhouse with the esteemed audience and later on turn it into a useful podcast for the general public. About the Guests Special thanks to the speakers of the day who actively participated in the discussion and made it a grand success.  1. Aswin Shanil 2. Libin Mathew 3. Karthik Uday 4. Noel Thomas Bejoy 5. Ayush Pal  Summary of the podcast Politics affects our daily lives in big and small ways. It is all about you being aware of it. This discussion isn't a well researched one or even for that matter an intellectual one but it is an eye-opener for everyone and will surely make you think.  Check our previous episode here.  This episode closely looks into the genric scenario, specific issues, concerns, examples and scenarios. All the speakers kept a high standard of points and high-quality discussion. Everyone had done some qua...

2022 started with a bang as a new year. It is a continuation, especially in political terms. Even this pandemic getting worse is a sign of continuation. Political events will continue despite in 2022 as hot as ever amidst this pandemic. Now we will look into some political events which are about to happen this year and also analyse their impact in the long term. Pandemic We might think that end of the pandemic is here, but it's far too early to say that. Ever since the omicron variant was first seen, the world has been reporting a record number of cases every day. The only good news is that more people are immunised through either vaccine or by natural infection. Thus people can fight the disease much better. What is political here?  Different countries are going to see elections, these countries are going to see how respective governments have battled and handled the pandemic. People's anger, frustration and mood get converted to votes. We saw this in 2020, 2021 and the same w...

Following are the top news for the fortnight (16-31).   If you wish to follow and get notifications of future articles, you can signup using the email on the left sidebar.  Credits-Newslaundry  Kerala  55,000 people can have darshan at Sabarimala per day for mandalam.  E Sreedharan quits active politics. Asks BJP to shun Hindutva politics.  CM's pilot vehicle misses the convoy.  CPM looks to revamp its approach in Ernakulam following the election defeat in the district.  School in Balussery, Kozhikode implements gender-neutral uniforms. MSF is under fire for opposing it. Lulu Mall, India's largest mall inaugurated in Trivandrum, state's capital. Promises 600 jobs.  District administration publishes route map of Omicron confirmed patient in Ernakulam, Kochi.  Shashi Tharoor MP lands in soup to support Kerala CM P. Vijayan on Silver Line project during Lulu mall speech. KPCC criticises his move, will have to justify his stance.  ...

PM Modi on the day of Guru Nanak Jayanti announced that his government will repeal the three farm laws that were passed a year ago and this was done purely on the request of protesting farmers. Modi claims that this withdrawal was because he was unable to convince of its benefits while farmers believe that it was because of their persistent protests and the opposition parties believe that it was because it's because of their pressure and unconditional support to farmers on the issue. Now, it's clear that each side has its own version of the truth. But the political scientists and analytic journalists have another story to tell. Credits- The Business Standard Read our article on the Consequences of 2021 state elections Read our article on Bihar elections 2020 and lessons for 2021 It is pretty much evident for anyone who reads the news constantly that BJP is looking ahead at the Punjab and UP elections . Even the selection of the day of Guru Nanak Jayanti makes the intentions pr...