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  • @kkd_2104 | TRUST THE PROCESS!
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    "And those two years of my life, I think, till date, the most depressing years of my life since I went through a lot of things in those two years. So before coming to the college, unlike the other people, I'm not saying that I was pessimistic, but I didn't have any expectations either. So when I arrived here, I met a bunch of great and wonderful people around me. And according to the present scenario, I'm quite happy and satisfied with my ongoing life."
    2 min
  • @Feuilleter | @zephyr.srmist
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    "We all have something with fight to keep, something that defines us, that makes us who we are. For me, that's my ability to read emotions and connect with people on a deeper level, in a world that often feels distant and disconnected. I value the moments when I can truly understand someone, when words aren't needed but emotions are felt, whether it's sensing a friend's hidden sadness or sharing in someone's joy. This connection meditation brings meaning to my interactions."
    2 min
  • @Parth.1711 | Harvey Dent: A Hero Broken by Tragedy
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    "Harvey Dent. A hero broken by tragedy. Harvey Dent was Gotham's white knight. A man who truly believed in justice. As district attorney, he fought tirelessly against corruption, standing up to the mob and proving that Gotham could be saved without Batman's mask or Joker's chaos. He was a symbol of hope. But hope can be fragile. The Joker didn't just kill Dan's body, he. He destroyed his soul."
    2 min
  • @The_Night_Hawk | @zephyr.srmist Be Goofy.
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    "Don't let that inner kid die. Let it out. You don't have to be goofy all the time, but when you can, try to get on that little bit space on the footpath, just try to balance your way out. Always try to pop the top of a bottle whenever you finish a Coke. When you finish that little cap and, you know, really, really twist it and then you just open it and it just becomes a gun at one point. Do that."
    2 min
  • @ArushiJ | @zephyr.srmist
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    "To attain this compassion in my life, I would go to any lengths as my ambitions are not just desires, they are the essence of my purpose and I will protect them with all my strength."
    1 min
  • @Harsh45711 | When Readers Unite, Fun Ignites...
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    "We could also even offer prizes to the winners to make it a more exciting and memorable experience. Secondly, what if we craft our own stories inspired by the book? We could also write short stories and compose poetries or even a piece of artwork inspired by the characters and the themes of the book. Right? And we also can share a personal anecdotes inspired by the book by recounting the stories that actually happened to us long back time which draws farewell to the narratives."
    3 min
  • @treatyy2006 | Reimagining Stories...
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    "And to add a creative touch, why not have a mini storytelling round where each person builds on a story with a few lines? These ideas can make the meet lively, interactive, and something people look forward to."
    2 min
  • @Sayee | Kitabon ki Saudebaazi
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    "We've been organizing Readers Rendezvous Rendezvous means a meeting. We discuss whatever we've been reading, be it an article, a poem or a novel. It's sad that people don't read as much as they used to during a book club meeting. We can encourage them to read their favorite lines from a text and ask them what is that touched their hearts the most. They can also play or impersonate a beloved character. It's important to encourage open discussions."
    3 min
  • @Pradyumn_12345 | Fictional characters that feels real
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    "Byomkesh Bakshi, which is a great example of fictional character who feels real. The character was created by Sharadindu Bandopadhya. The character is an Indian detective who prefers to be called a Satyaanveshi which is a seeker of truth. He doesn't rely on flashy gadgets or superhuman intellect but instead uses reasoning, intuition and understanding of human nature. The realism, along with the way his character evolves over time from a young investigator to a mature married man makes him feel like someone who could actually exist."
    1 min
  • @Akhil005 | Why do you think Indian literary works are not as popular as their western counterparts even in the Indian market? What can we do to promote it?
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    "India has a literary tradition that spans thousands of years, from the Vedas and Upanishads to the epics of the Ramayana and Mahabharata to modern masterpieces by R.K. narayan, Arun Dhati Roy and Jhumpa Lahiri. Yet despite this rich legacy, Indian literary workers often struggle to gain the same recognition as Western literature, even within our own country. So why is this case? There are few key reasons behind this. First, the dominance of English language literature in our education system."
    3 min

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