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89A Tail of Two Cities
Calcutta still has its red double decker buses which were based on the prototype of the London red bus. In Delhi, however, double decker buses did not have a very successful run because the buses had to pass through the various darwazas (gates) like...
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61Born Into Brothels; A Film Review
Film review of the Documentary "Born Into Brothels" about children growing up in Calcutta's red light district.
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75Mother Teresa; an angel from the heaven
Mother Teresa is a miracle of god who dedicated her life to save humanity. Her early life and missionaries of charity are featured in detail in this hub.
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77The Six Nations Rugby Championship: A History to Date
The rugby world is divided, very much like the real world, into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. This hub examines the premier international rugby competition of the Northern Hemisphere - the RBS Six Nations. Examine its' history, the highlights of the 2011 tournament and an interesting fact about each team.
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72Two Great Women - One Rich One Poor
Two lives dedicated to Charity. Respecting the divinity of life and honoring it. Their depth and content raidiated light in dark places of the world.
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72KALI: THE DARK GODDESS
The Kali Puja Festival is celebrated this year on October 26, in conjunction with Diwali. Shiva is called Kala, the Lord of Death and Time. Kali takes her name from being the consort of Shiva, so she's the goddess of Death and Time. Calcutta...
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61Durga Puja In Calcutta
Durga Puja indeed one of the most colorful festivals on earth, both in terms of festivities as well as economic significance. If you are reading this and if you are not from West Bengal, try to visit the state once in your life during the festival.
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76Mother Teresa's Sadness
Mother Teresa is receiving criticism for her sadness and her feelings of despair... had she lost faith in God? Should she be sainted?
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63Around the great divide with Captain Robert Gray
A Historical form of poetry based on the travels of Captain Robert Gray of the United States Military/Merchant branch.
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69Stolen Woman - A Christian Suspense Novel About Human Trafficking
Asha, who was born in Bangladesh but lives in North Carolina, has always wanted to go back to the place of her birth. When she finally gets that chance, her life is changed in many ways, forever.
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