I started ‘A Writer’s Exposé’ to speak my unflinching mind. As political issues are not my cup of tea, I started to blog about various social issues that impacted on individuals from all walks of life. Unpredictable situations in life that contributed to my existential angst influenced me to ramble about my experiences on my... Continue Reading →
Indian English TV series aimed at international audience is carving a niche for itself in the world of TV shows. Filmed in different parts of the world, the aim of these TV shows is to entertain varied audience with good story telling techniques. Although critical about family members, especially women neglecting domestic chores and other... Continue Reading →
What do I know about leadership? You may be tempted to ask. Trust me I am fully qualified to talk about this topic. Even before I understood the connotation of effective leadership, especially a craft and a set of skills required to meet the demands of the 21st Century workforce, I had the opportunity of... Continue Reading →
Service NSW says it's been caught up in a "criminal attack" on its cyber security. (Four Corners: Cyber War) Researching on Cyber torture, I learnt that data manipulation, which is defined as, “retrieval, insertion, deletion and modification of data or information stored in the database” is a form of cyber bullying. A few months ago,... Continue Reading →
With the International Labor Organization’s estimation of 25 million people becoming unemployed from the impact of COVID 19, most countries in the world prepared themselves to lend a helping hand to the unemployed. Each country had its own unemployment allowances in place to support the people through this difficult phase. Choosing the path of early... Continue Reading →
International Standard Book Number has begun to mean a lot to me ever since I commenced my authoring and publishing career. I have used ISBN numbers before to search for my books on the internet and on top 20 online book retailers’ websites. Other than that, I had not given any thought to it until... Continue Reading →
After a rather teary emotional outburst on sighting a National Police check certificate, in between sips of wine and take away food from SpiceZone, which I am not sure is fit for the kings but it is called Maharajah thaali, I gave vent to all the pent up rage, frustration and disappointment, and due to... Continue Reading →
Wondering where this came from? This was the choice of John Proctor in the climatic scenes of Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ which is a manifestation of the Salem Witch Trials and Anti-communism or Red Scare movement and its impact on innocent civilians who were victimized without any proof. Countless hours of silent and loud ranting... Continue Reading →
Ever since my first book ‘Pneuma’, I kept track of the latest developments in the field of Nano technology mind control chip by frequenting a specific website for which the search language I usually use is, “Nano technology mind control chip (CACH) Sweden.” I have also stumbled upon other interesting scientific advancements such as Brain... Continue Reading →
We are not unfamiliar with the notion that art and literature of a period reflects the characteristics of the age during which it was created or composed. With the advent of the pandemic, creative people shouldered with the responsibility of presenting the manifestations of truth to their responders have not shied away from capturing the... Continue Reading →
Being subjected to a few closed meetings in different institutions, I have realised more than anyone the treachery behind this tactic; a tactic usually sprung on the victims without any warning to minimise their chances of preparedness. The purpose of these meetings is to sort out disagreements through discussions contrary to the expectations of the... Continue Reading →
