Category Archives: Arab Spring-Libya

Lost Generation

Posted on February 16, 2015 by prashant bhatt

An engineer friend lamented

“There is nothing you can hope from people who have become stunned by the continuous war.
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We remembered some of the Fahmys we knew Continue reading →

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Tally

Posted on February 3, 2015 by prashant bhatt

Meeting persons of different professions around our (Indian) Republic day gave us a broader idea of the situation. Once the work is over, they will send him back, one insider told of the missing Indian maintenance person in Sirte. We had a re-look at James Joyce’s story-Grace. The accountants on the ground quietly keep tallying the records, as some day there will be accountability. Continue reading →

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Year End Diary-2013-Visibility

Posted on December 22, 2013 by prashant bhatt

The world is profane and sacred. It must be swallowed whole. There is always more to be known about it than you can ever know. Margaret Atwood in her introduction to Alice Munro’s Best: Selected Stories Alice Munro-Nobel Literature Winner-2013 … Continue reading →

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