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Quick rhymes on Osama’s death

30 May 2011

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These rhyming lines were written after Osama bin Laden’s death. These are just funny rhymes written mindlessly taking cue from newspaper reports. This will be useful for anyone looking for political humour, political rhymes, or poems/rhymes/slogans on Obama/Osama. The following lines also criticise Pakistan for obvious reasons. Osama is dead, Obama has said ‘Davy Jones’ [...]

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Hindi poem on food (poori) etc.

13 May 2011

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The following Hindi poem/rhymes is a blow-by-blow account of how me and my friends went to eat Loochi (poori or Kachori, Bengali) dish in a programme on the Bengali bard’s 150th birth anniversary (9 May 2011, SSS auditorium). We (non-Bengalis) attended the programme for some time and wondered when the food packets will arrive as [...]

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A Hindi poem on giving gifts, birthday, anniversary etc

30 December 2010

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A lot of users visit this site through Google searching keywords like Hindi poems, Hindi poems for kids, Hindi poems for New Year, Happy New Year poems, happy birthday poems, hindi poems for children etc. as their are some poems on this site. Here is another poem suitable for anniversary, birthday, love etc. and is [...]

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Aung San Suu Kyi’s 64th Birthday: My 64 words on the great Hero of Freedom and Democracy

19 June 2009

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Today is the 64th birthday of Aung Saan Suu Kyi, the pro-democracy activist and ‘prisoner of conscience’ who has spearheaded the movement for democracy in Burma against all odds. There is this website (link) where you can submit your 64 words for the cause. Also read this article by  Mukul Sharma on Kafila. Long live [...]

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A short poem on Ambedkar

27 February 2009

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This was written in 2004 and was probably my first poem. These are only the excerpts from the full poem on Ambedkar. This is also a commentary on the caste system. In the ancient ages lived a man named Manu, a Hindu who devised a system in the valley Sindhu a system of fragmentation non-pareil [...]

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A short pessimistic poem on life

23 February 2009

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While living incessantly one does wonder wandering in life’s matrix and meander when most things in life are torn asunder what else could one do than of course wonder! the world is pain, indubitably that all of us have to undergo bear torture and damage – incalculably and inflict some, on friend and foe! I [...]

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