Mystification

Book: A Little Life Author: Hanya Yanagihara Genre: Literary Fiction Ratings: 4 stars (I don't recommend you to read this book if you are light-hearted) Trigger Warnings: Suicide, Depression, Torture, Blood, Abuse, Death, Rape, Ableism (violent), Prostitution. Strictly 18+ Lately, I just finished reading a 700-page chunk and I have so much to talk about it. This book is devastating and so intense that I felt overwhelmed at one point. Yes, it's a slow book anyway, but once you're into it, there's no going back. This book has so much graphic imagery like everything is so fantastically portrayed, that it becomes so pacifying and also disgusting to read. Like the parts for Jude's episodes and the parts with Caleb and Dr Taylor and a lot more, it makes it so terrifying and traumatising that it will make you frustrated and throw up. But even if you don't want to read it, you'll still read it to know more about it because it's written that way. This b...

Let's recall 12 years of journey in just 5 minutes It all started with a drop of tear, and ended with the same.   This is a real life story of that every person who went to school, not just for getting learned but also for a different deed. Starting with 1234… to sinθ cosθ tanθ… it has a tale of 12years in between. This is a story which has thriller, comedy, love, gloom and everything. Let’s tape the tale and rewind it to the day 12 years back and forwarding it so on. It was probably 2007 when we left our little footprints on the floor of the building. Crying out loud and shouting "Daddy, take me home please…". We were helpless that time, cause’ there was no one who could get us out of this mess, who could help us making out in the pandemonium. We were just sitting in a big unknown room, everything there was different which we never expected to be. That big chubby lady was an anonymous creature for us who spoke in an unknown language that was ENGLISH. Every...

  (C)Image Tinsukia is on its peak mood to celebrate Ganesh Chathurti this year. Everyone is in a big chaos and not even know what's going round in the world. Believing in the only moto"ভগবানের লীলা, তিনি সবার রক্ষা করবে" and shouting at the top of their lungs, disturbing each and every corner of every colony. No, now what you think, गणपति बप्पा जागकर तुम्हारे पास आएंगे? This never happened and will never happen in world history. I don't mean that celebrating any kind of religious festival is bad or perturbing or should not be done, but their should be discipline, devotional feeling in all aspect. Specially hindu religious festives are celebrated in violent ways (violence here doesn't mean harming anyone by physical force). Bappa ain't gonna bless anyone who just mean to shout 'Ganpati Bappa morya' and put whatsapp status for a day and wait till the day of visarjan and emerge Bappa in a clean river.  A heart with pure devoti...

I ndia completed it's 72 years of independence. A day to bragger patriotism, a day when everyone feels unsecured, coming out of their homes, a day when those homies stand on the streets to sell flags, which should not be done (According to The Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986)... But did anyone thought about those people who are itinerant and malnourished? Did anyone bothered about what's happening in India actually? Many people committed suicide this year and we know the reason why... Asifa got raped in a 'TEMPLE' for continue 4 days and we just changed our whatsapp DPs to protest! Okay, nowadays India is on a trend to respect the soldiers and make them feel special so much. Yes this should be done, but we should also think about their facilities and conditions of settlements as well. I guess many of us watched the viral video of Gurmehar Kaur. Her father is a martyr in the Kargil war. I won't say about the video. But that spots a big question in it. So now...