…tate on the story for a moment every time before launching their orations. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ve for a culture at the collective level, which is noble, if not profound. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ife and vision of the Master. It should come as a bonanza for beginners. — Manoj Das Shri Manoj Das is a well-known writer. Awarded the Padma Shri for his distinguished contribution to literature, he is also the recipient of the Saraswati Samman and Sahitya Akademi awards. (Sabda holds the co… 4
…situation, probably unconsciously. That is what we as a nation are doing. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 5
…lasting and formidable as Rama.) Such exploits may earn some uncertain applause, but the psychological harm they can cause may be a far greater loss than the material gain for which such devices are employed. Manoj Das (Courtesy The New Indian Express)… 2
…y meeting took place in 1967 that would concentrate his mind. Rajendra Lal Das, then 65, was a member of the Sarvodaya movement, that worked on Gandhi’s social concerns. Within that, Das had kept a firm focus on scavenger liberation or Bhangi Mukti. He urged Pathak to devote himself to the cau… 5
…l as the organised state and private machinery, with an inspired goodwill. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…unexpected – a new consciousness taking hold of man and transforming him. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…s great and significant occasion is celebrated in right spirit and manner. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…le of arousing in our mind a sense of vastness, awe, reverence and wonder. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ough to reach for our culture whenever we hear the word ‘gun’. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ial complex simply because the Taj will lose its lustre by a shade or two! Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…e senders of messages. Let us hope nobody would grudge him that much luck. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ric could very well be the transformation of the barbaric elements in man. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…he time of King Brahnmaduttakumar – and whether moved forward or backward. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…a joke’ to amuse the trained eyes, never with the idea of seeing it again! Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ativity ‘snowballs’, while crime, fortunately, remains static. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…ity. The darkness on which the Arabian Nights threw light still runs deep. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…water never grew stale. Today it only reflects the corruption of our mind. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the nation’s most prestigious literary award, the Saraswati Samman. As a soc… 4
…has proved to be progressive in trying to liberate the symbolism of Vijaya Dasami from the limitations into which it was traditionally consigned. Manoj Das (Manoj Das is an internationally known creative writer. He is the recipient of India’s national recognition, the Sahitya Akademi Award and the n… 4
…most brilliant criminal lawyer in India as Crown Prosecutor, Chittaranjan Das shielding Sri Aurobindo by a case for defence worked out through feverish months at the cost of his own health and the loss of a lucrative practice, Mr. Beachcroft sitting in judgment over a man who had been with him at C… 1
…released after one year due to the brilliant advocacy of his case by C.R. Das. The speech reproduced below was delivered soon after his release from jail (19th June, 1909) in the conference at Jhalakati, district Barisal. In the speech he condemns the repression let loose by the British government… 1
…sily set tools, one to replace another.” Sri Aurobindo ably defended by CR Das was acquitted on 6 May 1909 while the other accused were sentenced to various terms of imprisonment. Of the terrorist organizations in Bengal, there were principally two, Anushilan and Jugantar. Under the influence of Bar… 1
…n were rarely appreciated. In the book, `India Unbounded’, Gurcharan Das, former CEO of Proctor and Gamble India, documents the insanity of the license raj that sought to reduce business to the same level of low-performance as the government. You could actually be penalized for producing effic… 1
…one all embracing glance, the entire bewildering spectacle. Maharawal Ghadasi But the eyes fail in their endeavour. Three miles long and about one mile wide, the catchment basin of this pond spreads over 120 square miles. It was made by the king of Jaisalmer, the Maharawal Ghadasi, in Vikram Samwa… 1
Prahlad Tipanya is one of the foremost names which comes to mind when one speaks of the revival of the poetry and prose of bhakti saint, Kabir. His style is unique and words of the Saint illuminating in their simplicity and insight. I stumbled across a video on the Internet which I enjoyed very muc… 0
My journey began eight years ago in the city of Ahmedabad. It was the year 2002, and riots were sweeping across Gujarat after the Godhra train burning. People down the road were looting shops, creating a carnival of raiding an ice-cream parlor owned by a Muslim. I felt repelled and angry. A poet’s… 0
It can be said without exaggeration that many (if not most) of us at some point or the other have had to raise another living being – be it a child, a dog, a cat, a bird or even a plant. And although the subject may have differed and the experience may be varied, a majority would agree that there w… 0
