Hey there people! It's been seven long years to the begin of SyrianCivilWar and seems to have no end in sight. The never incurring losses be it houses,economy,or life . The civilians pay the heaviest price. Woman being widowed ,children being pushed into orphan life in front of their own eyes, fathers bidding Janaza to their months old baby are the must encountered things every day. There is no official death toll yet moreover the ones who survive barely find food in days in other words they are being starved to death, lacking basic amenities - food and medicine. If we don't die from the shelling, We will of starvation- Shams Resident in Eastern Ghouta. We are show due humanity by #fightforSyria, #savesyria, on social media. We all just see and show but I am afraid this makes any difference. Here's something which actually made a difference. https://thelogicalindian.com/get-inspired/khalsa-aid-syria/ Khalsa Aid is an international non-profit aid and rel
Hey there folks! We are all aware of the untimely death of the Indian icon, veteran actor, Bollywood star- Yeah Sridevi! http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/bollywood/sridevi-dead-5076965/ All including the family,fans,politicians,celebrities - from the nation as well as international, common citizens, were mourning on the tragic day. It is saddening to witness demise of one whose talent got appreciated so much not just bringing her stardom but also adding significance to India. Every news channel made its viewers aware of every tiny detail be it a fact or a mere fabrication. We all respected and loved her but what actually reduces me to tears is 'The Death of Journalism instead'. To make it more clear lets relive a glimpse of wonderful work of our country's journalists: (Here are the links) https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/sridevi-death-and-circus-tv-reporter-even-jumped-bath-tub-77103 https://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/