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THE SCARS OF THE SKY – POETRY FROM D R CONGO

The Scars of the sky are traced on the heaven’s skin, yet nothing is seen on her face or eye Charles Lipanda Matenga, a young poet and writer from African country D R Congo shares his poems Charles Lipanda Matenga, a young poet and writer, who was born in DR Congo, raised orphan and spent life in a refugee camp, shares his

“A Kiss In Kashmir” Promises A Second Chance At Love

A woman’s desire to reconnect with her past leads to an unexpected new beginning – a reminder that life gives us second chances Optimism is the core of this novel I have known the author of “A Kiss in Kashmir,” Monica Saigal for several years now. I was her editor when she used to write for India Currents

Hydrangea – A Poem from Korea

Taejongsa Temple’s hydrangeas bloom in vibrant pink and blue hues Lee, Do yeon, poetess from Korea, the Land of Morning Calm, shares her poem Poetess Ms. Lee, Do yeon graduated from Busan Women’s University and received the 2013 Quarterly Culture and Literature Time Newcomer Award. She served on the editorial board of

Meet Mohammad Shiraz, Pakistan’s famous 5-year-old vlogger

Shiraz, a vlogger from northern Gilgit-Baltistan region, has seen his popularity snowball, becoming a celebrity SKARDU, Pakistan Pakistan’s northern scenic Gilgit-Baltistan region is world-famous for its snow-capped peaks, glistening lakes and glaciers, and plucky climbers. Located on the confluence of the world’s three

STRESS: THE MOTHER OF ALL DISEASES

Stress, like an uninvited guest, often creeps into our lives, affecting both our mental and physical well-being. In the past, our ancestors faced immense challenges and threats, yet they seemed to manage anxiety and stress differently than we do today. The following could be the possible reasons. Realistic Expectations: Our