Stay innocent, be naive. But still dream big. Dream big to the point that it is beyond your ability and endeavour to achieve it. So dream big and don't lose your innocence" - Suga BTS

- Hampi Gogoi

The Nation's Mental Health.

- Anwesha Saha.

On the 30^th of December, 2017, President Ram Nath Kovind warned that the country is possibly facing a mental health “epidemic.” Delivering the 22^nd convocation address at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), he said that the number of people affected by mental health issues in India is larger than the population of Japan.

The Tales Behind Some of the Best Poems in English Literature

-Anindya Bikas Dutta.


Here are seven famous poems of English literature and the story behind the penning of each of them
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1. To Autumn (John Keats)

Considered one of the most beautiful poems of English literature, this poem was inspired by a walk near Winchester along the River Itchen back in the year 1819. The poem reflects the despair looming over Keats' life- financial upheavals, declining health, personal responsibilities and above all- his inability to continue any longer with poems, especially Hyperion and start working on lucrative topics.
Read the full poem at https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44484/to-autumn

Forever Yours

-Raveena Sehra