Sinking in Oil

"As I walk down the street,
Hoping to meet
The reason for my pain,
I can't help but think
How easily I let myself sink
And whether I am still sane"
"As I walk down the street,
Hoping to meet
The reason for my pain,
I can't help but think
How easily I let myself sink
And whether I am still sane"
"As I walked through the gates
I felt something quite new;
Both awkward and strange,
I was clueless what I was meant to do"
"As I sit in class
On this fine morning,
I wonder whether
My being here
Is a huge blunder"
"Can you imagine being punished for a crime that you did not commit? Think of a place where a man’s life is so worthless that he might as well be a filthy pig. Imagine rotting in jail, waiting to die, knowing that despite your innocence, no one will help you."
Read this review of "A Lesson Before Dying", a brilliant novel by Ernest J. Gaines.
"On 10 June 2019, an incident occurred at the Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital (NRSMCH) in West Bengal that has stirred the entire nation. Two junior doctors at the NRS Hospital were brutally assaulted on Monday night by the family members of a patient who died during treatment due to alleged negligence."
Read the article to find out about the doctors' protests in Bengal against the injustice they faced.
"When Violet Beauregarde put a piece of Wonka’s everlasting chewing gum in her mouth in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and enjoyed a 3-course meal in a few minutes of chewing, we watched in awe. Sure, such things look good on silver screens, but one doesn’t really expect such marvels to come to life."
Read this post to learn about a new "electric chewing gum" developed in Japan.
"Let’s go back to the time when you were just a little baby. In those days, everything fascinated you, the voices around you, mum’s long hair, dad’s bushy moustache, your colorful blocks set, and also Fluffy the teddy bear."
Read about how babies learn and grow through the identification of patterns.
"As the month of January rolls by and the hype of the new year dies down, talks of cricket start buzzing around campus. No. These SVNITians aren’t talking about Virat Kohli or MS Dhoni, they’re chatting about their own cricket stars."
Read about NIT Surat's own cricket tournament: the beloved MMNCT!
My IB Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Essay, on the prompt, “Without the assumption of the existence of uniformities there can be no knowledge. Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge.”, was submitted for the partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of International Baccalaureate (IB) from the American School of Paris (ASP), Saint-Cloud, France. I worked…
My World Literature Paper (WLP), titled “Free Will: An exploration of the extent of independence in Gabriel García Márquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold” was submitted for the course “IB English A: Literature Higher Level (HL)”, for the partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of International Baccalaureate (IB) from the American School of Paris (ASP), Saint-Cloud, France. I…
My Extended Essay (EE), titled “An Investigation of White Power in Invisible Man”, was submitted for the partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of International Baccalaureate (IB) from the American School of Paris (ASP), Saint-Cloud, France. I worked on this extended essay project during my final year at ASP in 12th grade, guided by my English Higher Level…
"The security cameras zoomed in to that area. There they were, right there, an insane mob of infected people with stones, sticks, metal rods, jagged pieces of glass, and grenades! How in the world did they manage to get their infected little hands on those explosives?"
"There was a white flash and Lakshmi found her old rags replaced by a beautiful red sari with beautiful designs on it and gorgeous golden jewelry around her neck, on her ears, and in her nose."
This story is an Indian version of Cinderella, drawing inspiration from the original story.