Chaotic Scripters

This pain, unbearable it feels Yet every time, I survive through it It is nothing much though Just an unfertilized egg, getting disposed Society's words keep ringing in my mind "Women are fragile and weak" How? I never understand Inevitable torment, every month they bear Drains off their strength,during that while The crushing pain, they feel in their bones The tightening of waist by a pricking rope Their belly feels like an indiffusible bomb Yearning to burst out, yet without a sound Their abdomen, as though was only meant to impart pain Needles piercing through the body, was what it felt Their legs feel, as though paralyzed for a day Their body goes numb, due to enduring the whole bulk of pain After bearing all this, they still say "Women are fragile and weak"? Like a submerged glacier, is their strength hidden And so you remark them delicate? 'Spread awareness, periods are nothing to be ashamed about'

We divide ourselves based on which religion we belong, and yet every single one of us follows only one religion, ‘Modernity’.  We are tied by the rope of modernism , naming it as ‘freedom’. These days, religion is just for name sake. It is like you claim to the best chef and yet you don’t know, what ingredients make a great dish. Why is religious violence increasing, when in reality, there are hardly a few people following the religious morals?  We feel ashamed about our religions, as simple and straight as that. Had it been we were proud of our religions, we would’ve put up our heads high and practiced it without any worries of being judged. We fear being judged as ‘old-fashioned’, we fear not being accepted in the society and that is the reason why we leave our religions behind, except if you are an atheist. We want others to respect us and our religion, but wait. We hardly respect the background we belong to, we hardly respect the leaders of our community, we hardly respect o

Did you know? Your handwriting talks a lot about your personality. Graphology or handwriting analysis is a means by which one's character/personality is deciphered by studying one's handwriting. How? Size of the letter: Large letters: You are outspoken, confident and love attention. Medium letters: You adjust pretty well as per the demands of situation . Small letters: You are shy, studious and have a strong ability to focus. The spacing between the words: Wide space: You enjoy your freedom and independence. Narrow space: You prefer a company over being alone. The pressure your pen puts on paper: Heavy pen pressure: Depicts anger and tension. Moderate pen pressure: A sign of commitment Low pen pressure: Lack of vitality and a sensitive person. Slant: Left slant:  You prefer your own company. No slant:  You don't get carried away by emotions. Right slant:  You are open to new experiences and enjoy meeting new people. The

Artificial sweeteners has been a major content in our diets. Ranging from teens to grownups, artificial sweeteners is consumed in one form or the other. Some of the artificial sweeteners approved by Food Safety and Security Authority of India (FSSAI) are: Saccharin sodium, Aspartame (methyl ester), Acesulfame potassium, Sucralose and Neotame. These are used in the manufacturing of soft drinks, diet foods and mainly sugar-free items. It is important for us to know its effect on human body. The sweetness of sugar, can be substituted by organic, inorganic and synthetic compounds that have a similar taste. The taste bud receptors on our tongue, that perceives the sweet taste are known as Senomyx. These receptors, recognize the sweet taste of the artificial sweeteners as sugar sweetness and sends a signal to the brain, saying something sweet(high-calorie food) is being eaten. However, these artificial sweeteners are low calorie products, which cannot be metabolized by our body. T

On Friday, the Shri Rajput Karni Sena (SRKS) announced their decision to take back the protest against the movie Padmaavat. They stated that Padmaavat glorifies the valour of the Rajputs. SRKS Mumbai's Leader Yogendra Singh Katar said on the directions of the organisation’s National President Sukhdev Singh Gogamadi on Friday, a few members watched the movie in Mumbai. Katar further added they found out the movie glorifies the valour and sacrifice of Rajputs. Every Rajput will feel proud after watching the film. Since long the SRKS had been demanding a ban on Padmaavat stating it distorts historical facts and projects Queen Padmini in poor light. It is still unbelievable that from burning down vehicles and staging protests to a Rs. 5 crore bounty for beheading the Actress and the Director, they finally ended up queuing for tickets. Padmaavat's director Sanjay Leela Bhansali should actually thank the Karni Sena for free promotions. Karni Sena's selfless efforts for promoti

Yesterday, at the Union Budget 2018 session the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke about the world's largest Government funded National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS) for India. This mega health insurance scheme for the poor is said to boost the health sector in India. The NHPS will cost the Indian Government over Rs. 1 lakh crore. It is said NHPS will provide 100 million families with medical coverage up to Rs. 5 lakh per. This will be given for secondary and tertiary care hospitalisation. The existing health scheme Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) provides a cover of Rs. 30,000 for up to 5 members of a Below Poverty Line (BPL) family. Around 36 million of the 59 million BPL families across 15 states are enrolled in RSBY scheme. The allocation for RSBY increased to Rs. 2,000 crore for the Financial Year 2019 (FY 19.) Previously, for FY 18 the amount was Rs. 470.52 crore. It is said NHPS is the fourth iteration of the RSBY. In the FY 2016 to 2017 RSBY was renamed as Ras

“Hey” she greeted him, with a wide smile drawn over her face. He seemed to be lost, deep in thoughts. “Hello,” she said again, a little louder this time. It was then, he replied “Oh, hi!”, looking completely drained off.  “Umm... I actually came to say that my project didn’t work out” she said in a low voice. “Don’t worry, it’ll work out. Just keep trying” he said, looking away. “Yeah” she paused, scrutinizing his condition, she hesitantly asked, “And…how’s life going on?” “I don’t know” was all he replied. “I’m all ears,” she said, as she took a seat beside him, giving her ‘are-you-serious’ look. “I am dead serious” she stated. He wondered if she could read his mind. He knew she wouldn’t break his trust and so he started narrating his story. Suddenly, her phone began to ring. ‘Dad’, the caller id read. “Just a second,” she said to him and accepted the call while he patiently waited for the call to end. “Oh, okay. I’m on my way” she said over the phone ca