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Tamas, a book by Bheeshm Sahni was well acclaimed and praised when published. Tamas means the darkness. It refers the time when India got Independence from the long running British Rule. It was the time when India got the gift of partition too! Read More »

Shaktimaan is sent to his KarmaBhoomi, which is not only a city or state or even a country but the entire mother earth. However the starting point must be somewhere so he is landed to a city. He due to his super natural powers senses a wrong thing to be happened somewhere and his first assignment was started immediately. Read More »

Being impaired to the vision doesn’t end one’s life. It is a well known fact that people with a physical challenge often blessed with something extra-ordinary on the other hand. For example the skills in music, paining or any other art. You may have seen many music teachers who are blind. The Braille language for the blinds is a boon ... Read More »

Movies come and go, some of them are very original in terms of treatment, idea, technique, music and other aspects. Some of them follow the predefined and prooven path of success with usual masala, melody and all which can produce hit films. Today we are discussing Kahaani – a bollywood film (or should we say a Vidya Balan film as ... Read More »

We were waiting for the issue of Science and Technology magazine Safari which brings some great general knowledge stuff along with eagerly this month also, it hit the stands a few days late and then we got busy with some other stuff hence reviews for the same are delayed, but here they are finally… Read More »

Blood is one of the most important liquid elements of the body. (Accurate Definition: Blood is a specialized bodily fluid in animals that delivers necessary substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells and transports metabolic waste products away from those same cells. curtsey : Wikipedia). Read More »