“History repeats itself but does not replicate itself; it moves more like the wheels of a vehicle. Every revolution brings it to a new point in space-time that has few similarities with the old. Yet, we use some points to… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“All history is fictionalised narration of an opinion and good authors keep coming up with new opinions on existing narrations. Those who have locked themselves in ideological echo chambers and thrown away the key consider any difference of opinion as… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“The hijab-related deaths and death sentences in Iran show that breaking the attire laws is more dangerous adventure than breaking the nudity laws.” — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“History repeats itself but does not replicate itself; it moves more like the wheels of a vehicle. Every revolution brings it to a new… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“Informed and rationally articulated dissent contributes to growth of ideas. Uniformed dissent, expressed through lung power, is a sign of insecurity. Countering dissent with… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“You don't need words to talk to HIm. Words are for the priests. He doesn't care for words. He knows only your thoughts and… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“Fate is the name of a large bunch of myriad paths; we choose one out of these.” — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“The Sun would have wasted its life but for the evolution of life on earth. The one who gives should be grateful to the… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“The Iran War has sharply brought into focus the distinction between two approaches to geopolitics. Faced with a boldly hostile enemy, some would not… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“All history is fictionalised narration of an opinion and good authors keep coming up with new opinions on existing narrations. Those who have locked… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“As the dew drop slides down the leaf to wet the soil, they call it "fall in love". Yet, do we know the way… — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
“A stomach, used to being only half filled, becomes complacent; if it starts getting enough, it soon leads to a loud mouth.” — R. N. Prasher Copy Share Image
