The following Hindi poem is for kids written by JNU student Mr. Wasi-Ul-Haque (aka Wasi Bastavi), a PhD scholar and a novelist with the Urdu centre in JNU. He has also published two Urdu novels: Hind Aur Ek Khwaab (on Indian politics and society) and Kashmakash (on JNU life; Hindi version of this novel awaited). [...]
Continue reading...8 November 2009
Sometimes some handicraft item looks so beautiful. This hand-made cycle made of aluminium wires is so beautiful! I bought it in 20 Rupees near Rajghat, New Delhi (it was also available at Lal Qila). This is arguably the world’s most beautiful cycle. The guy was also selling motorcycles, rickshaws etc. and every item was breathtakingly [...]
Continue reading...5 November 2009
This is a short Hindi poem on cold and cough/common cold. I am suffering from cold and cough from almost three days now and ended up writing these Hindi lines (poem) on the issue. This Hindi poem will be liked by kids and could also be seen as a Hindi poem/slogans on health, nature (weather), [...]
Continue reading...17 October 2009
This comics highlighting the noise and air pollution from the firecrackers related to the festival of Diwali. Feel free to right click on it and save the image and forward this Diwali greeting to your friends or just click on the share button below. Also see my save water comics and the Delhi summer torture [...]
Continue reading...13 August 2009
The following Hindi poem on India is by friend and writer Wasi Bastavi aka Wasi-Ul-Haque, a PhD student at CAAS, SLL&CS, JNU. This was originally a song on India and all things Indian. This Hindi poem is being published as a warm-up to India’ s Independence Day on 15 August 2009. The poem is copyrighted [...]
Continue reading...10 August 2009
This is a detailed account of ‘www. gigapedia.com’ –”the knowledge sharing site”- including how to download books from the website with elaborate instructions and snapshots. Gigapedia is the largest repository of ebooks on the internet and better than any torrent site and a boon for students and research scholars not born with a silver spoon [...]
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30 December 2009
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