Republic Day is the national festival of the World�s largest democratic country India. It is celebrated across the country with great pomp and show on 26th January every year. On this special day in 1950, we adopted our constitution which is the largest written constitution in the world. On this day, many militaries as well … Read more
A pigeon is a beautiful small bird. It has different sizes and colors. A pigeon has one beak, two wings, a long tail, two legs, and strong claws.� It eats small insects and hence is an important part of the food chain. In old times, pigeons were used to deliver the message to those living … Read more
In the long and chequered history of tragedy, the place of Seneca, a Roman dramatist of the time constitutes a significant phase in the dramatic movement. The tragedies of Seneca have a sweeping influence on Europe at the beginning of Renaissance. As a matter of fact the immense advancement of tragedy during the Renaissance in … Read more
BEYOND THE BAYOU by Kate Chopin and THE GARDEN PARTY by Katherine Mansfield are two of the most significant short stories in the history of English Literature. Both the stories portray post-war traumas, psychological conflicts, the hollowness of the society, Class conflicts, racism, interior monologues, nonlinear storytelling technique that make them modernist in approach and … Read more
Introduction Rain on the Roof written by Coates Kinney is a thoughtful poem in which the poet expresses his thoughts and past memories when the rain pours over his house. The memories are both sweet and sad. They ease him as well as make him sad. The poem has been divided into three stanzas having … Read more
Introduction The poem No Men are Foreign written by James Kirkup is about universal brotherhood, love, harmony and equality. In this poem, the poet says that we all live on the same earth, have same body, emotions, food etc. There is no difference between us. Hence we should never consider people from other nations as … Read more
Introduction The poem The Rain is written by W.H. Davies who spent his life as a tramp or hobo (a person who is homeless, poor and travels from one place to other round the year. W.H. Before going to the poem, we need to understand a little bit background of the poet first. Davies was … Read more
Introduction The poem Wind was written by Subramania Bharati in Tamil language and was later on translated into English by A.K. Ramanujan. In this poem, the poet talks about the wind, its cruelty and then advises the readers to make themselves as well as their houses strong enough because the harshness of the wind makes … Read more
Introduction The Tale of Custard the Dragon is a 14-stanza ballad which tells about a dragon which was coward initially but proved to be courageous and brave. In the poem, Belinda is a girl who has many pets including a cat, a mouse, a dog, a wagon and a dragon. All the animals had their … Read more
Introduction Where the Mind is Without Fear written by Rabindranath Tagore is a patriotic poem and also a prayer which was written at the time when British were ruling over India and the latter was struggling for independence. This poem was originally written in Bengali Language with the title Chitto Jetha Bhayshunyo. You can read … Read more