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Life in times of Covid-19 is a watershed moment for Humankind; let's introspect, and take forward only that which will sustain us through this.
Life in times of Covid-19 is a watershed moment for Humankind; let’s introspect, and take forward only that which will sustain us through this.
Covid will vanish in thin air one fine day; The life lessons it has imparted will be here to stay.
The deserted streets will be brimming with life once again; As the resplendent Sun emerges after the incessant rain.
Our great warriors will once again rise to fame; But this time perhaps our life will never be the same.
The things we so often took for granted; Rightly proved to be the ones we most wanted.
In the days ahead, with caution we shall spend; And uncurbed spending will meet its end.
The pledge will be to live in harmony with Mother Nature; Henceforth the priority will be to nurture and not just capture.
We shall begin to live with great passion like never before; And strive to bring the cause of humanity to the fore.
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind; Whereas one hand for another makes the entire world kind.
Human life is but a priceless gift from the heaven above; We must endeavour to eschew hatred and spread love.
Self Reliance is going to be the way forward; Self-centeredness in all probability will take us one step backward.
Behind every dark cloud, there is a silver lining; Let us rise to the occasion and stop whining.
Social distancing has been touted as the universally accepted norm; Till the time a vaccine is designed in some or the other form; To save humankind from this insidious storm.
At the end Humanity will Survive; The economy in all certainty will revive; It is only kindness which will help us thrive.
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I’d shared my thoughts on her problematic speech in an earlier article. So, I’ll share why I felt Kulkarni’s apology post was more damaging than her speech.
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