Destination of feelings.

वेशक धीमा हो पुराना दौर मगर सम्मानित थे चिट्ठीयां बाँटने बाले, आधुनिकता की रफ्तार आर्डर पहुंचाने वालों का आत्म सम्मान छीन ले गयी, -नितिन प्रताप सिंह 

उनसे पूछो चराग़ों के मतलब,  गुज़री हो ज़िन्दगी अमावस सी जिनकी,  Inspired by-  Economic mayhem of daily wage earner in festive season. -Nitin Pratap Singh 

India , a land profoundly woven with threads of spiritual devotion, has for millennia served as a permanent residence for a wide spectrum of religious faiths. Here, the divine is perceived in several uncountable forms, from the life-sustaining forces of nature embodied by goddesses of fertility and rivers, to the awe-inspiring power of mystical gods whose legends permeate the very fabric of society. This ancient land, since the dawn of human civilization, has been the crucible where profound Sanatani religious literatures – the timeless Puranas, the enchanting devotional stories, and the sublime verses of the Rig Veda were first conceived and meticulously preserved. India: The land of beliefs and fortitude   What sets India apart on the global stage is its multi religious uniqueness for the natural world. Mountains that pierce the sky, rivers that nourish the plains, and trees that stand as silent sentinels of time are not merely geographical features but are worshippe...

तरक्की के तराजू में समय का बाट रक्खा है  सभी के भाव सस्ते हैं मगर ये इश्क़ महँगा है  - नितिन प्रताप सिंह 

मौत यूँ आती है जैसे आदमी कुछ भी नहीं l ज़िंदगी सबकुछ है वैसे ज़िंदगी कुछ भी नहीं l - शकील आज़मी 

- Nitin Pratap Singh,  Views are personal  Today, the philosophies of Chanakya and Sun Tzu face challenges from algorithms of digital warfare, and our focus has shifted from the quiet richness of a quality of life (QoL) to the digitally amplified pursuit of a 'standard' life on social platforms. Materialism, with its insatiable and accelerating appetite, is devouring human values at an alarming rate.  In an age where artificial intelligence, virtual, and augmented realities captivate us, the old stories of stone and steel, of wooden wheels and iron engines, feel like echoes from a bygone era.  In today's world, even history itself seems to revolve less around the lessons of events and more around arbitrary days and dates on a calendar. On similar line, yesterday, the global community celebrated World Environment Day with great enthusiasm and high energy. Newspapers were filled with articles, poems, editorials, and reports from environmental conventions a...