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Short Story: The Price of Greed

Focus on a person’s character, because appearances, money, and greed hold no true worth. A story about the relationship between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law Maria Khushk | Hyderabad, Sindh Ahmed and Faraz were brothers, but both had different mind-sets and personalities. Ahmed was thoughtful, studious, and destined for

The Bruised Soul – The Story of Domestic Violence

The lives of women are so strange; they adjust themselves in every situation. They endure everything, but the question is, why and for how long? Maria Khushk | Hyderabad Today, I realized how strange life is. It feels like there’s a storm before the rain, then the rain itself, and finally, a fleeting sense of peace. Zara’s

Korean Seminar on Causes of Low Birth Rates in Asia and Countermeasures

• Korea, which erases thoughts of children and family… The secret to the highest low birth rate gap • Korea, ultra-fast growth → workaholism to maintain consumption → daily life with no time to think about marriage or children • “Media only encourages entertainment and

The Connection between Children's Literature and the Literary World of Adults

By: Prof. Dr. Prithviraj Taur, Head of Marathi Department, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, India I am writing this essay for the First World Forum of Children's Literature, held in Antalya, Turkey. Thanks to President Margarita Al, World Organization of Writers (WOW) who initiated this event. My main

The Poets and Artists & the Philosophical Content of the Civilization

A civilization is not only borders adorned with iron bars, it lives in its arts, its culture, its thought and its books The people who steer the destiny of a nation are generally the rich people, who move the wheels of power, but certainly, they are not the best people around. The best people are the educated elite, who work with a hundred