The two streams of Indian civilisation

The two streams of our civilisation, that of the senses, and that of the mind, that of form, and that of thought, are like the Ganga and the Yamuna. Both are vital to us. Both water our lands. Both enrich our civilisation. Praise be to both, says M. S. N. Menon

• The proud feline family,
  writes Thakur Paramjit
  
  
• Whose gain is it anyway?
  contends Ramesh Pathania
  
  
• Art during war time,
  opines Vijavan Kannampilly
  
  
• Kurukshetra: The birth of a university,
  by Raghuvendra Tanwar
  
  
• He poured his soul into songs,
  by Pran Nevile
  
  
• Trapped in line of fire,
  by Kamlesh Mohan
  
  
• The stage called middle age,
  by Mohinder Singh
  
  
• The man who sold nightmares,
  by Vikramdeep Johal
  
  
• The game of the name is still the same,
  by I. M. Soni
  

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