-Afnan

Dear first friend in college,

                 They say never forget your firsts. Firsts are hard to forget, highlighted in yellow. The rest blurs into memory like a photocopy of a photocopy.

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-Eshay Tobgyal

Tibetan art style employs heavy colours. For this painting

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-Tishyaa Sehgal

Generation after generation we have been teaching our kids that the sky is blue. Is it though?

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-Shraddha Rai

Madhubani art, originated in the Mithila region of Bihar. The eye-catching geometrical patterns used in it, form the essence of any Madhubani painting. 

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-Rinchen Angmo

A green vale. She was walking in the space in-between. The magical space between the stream and the grass. Magical? well, let’s just call it an otherworldly realm. It’s quite a happy place, at least happier than the tangible world. You have to balance well as you walk along. She suddenly saw a raven chase an eagle; even in this far away realm you couldn’t escape the tangible world’s sky. but that’s okay.

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-Poorvi Parakh

I think we all do enough, you know
Yet we end up this way, feeling hollow

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-Prerna Kejriwal

Today I walked into my balcony to watch the sky turn pink

While I waited 

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-Robert Lianzathang Hangzo

                 If a layman on the streets asks you, “What do you mean by success?”, how would you possibly answer it? Would you tell him that success means picking himself up off the street and capitalising on his limited talents and intellect? Or, what would you define intellect as? If one of these questions struck you, this read will be an interesting one for sure.

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