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C Balasubramanian
Student, SASTRA University
Thanjavur
Tamilnadu
India
E-mail: itsmeuseebala@gmail.com
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Dear Chennai, I'd live to see you smile

"Nature Cleans Itself", once a wise man said. Ten days ago, I was wondering about the narrow-mindedness and stupidity of lads speaking about intolerance in India. I was gazing at them having immense time to discuss these. But everything turned around in a week. The cyclonic showers that are usually usual in Tamilnadu, went pro this time, with unprecedented rainfall drowning Chennai and Cuddalore. Ever busy chennaites were confined to the perimeters of their homes, wading in darkness through water leveling to hips. But, some determined heads raised above the demonic floods, the youth of the city. Every process demands an initiation, which demands courage. But young cubs who knew no fear, made up their minds, that no angel is coming to lift them up, and it's their own responsibility to stand again. They inspired masses for the rescue ops. Every person with sufficient household to balance the city's imbalance, came out on the roads to lift others up.

Can I speak?

Bangladesh, a land where 3000 people residing in every square mile. The nation shows a whooping figure of 2000 periodicals and news dailies. The country is at eighth place in population, with average constant reading rate of 15%. Bangladeshis generally have a strong belief in myths and superstitions, which has resulted from staunch religious principles followed for centuries together. But, as an essence of distinction, they show in every field, a detour from the trail the country follows. Lateral and rational thinkers do make a notable difference. Bloggers are one such independent citizens that can write and air their ideas with none to question. Bangla bloggers aren't the odd men out in this case. Many bloggers write random ideas, only when they feel like writing, and read the same by themselves, when they feel like reading. Only few have a reach among readers with some hundreds of readers. One such blogger is our hero Late. Mr.Ananta Bijoy Das. He has his own decent figure o

Flat

I am fond of ‘Trends’ actually. According to me, trends give us (me, to be particular) one of the prominent reasons for happiness. Almost every independent group on God’s green Earth has a trend of its own. Whether we know it or not, trends keep updating themselves and continue to delight us, every now and then. Rest is our part to turn around, leave a glance and lose our hearts or turn a deaf ear to them. But there are certain trends that are too condescending to be dispelled from our interests. Yes. Some of them are deep-rooted, which only evolve in due course of time. One such proliferated trend has mesmerized the User interface (UI) and app designers in recent times. The entire design world was flattered by this trend, that even giants in this field have graciously embraced the same. Adapting to this trend has become a ritual now, at least to wipe off the outdated look and present a brand new stature. Presenting you the ‘Flat’ aesthetic, the modern day’s design trend.

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