[Patna and its perennial traffic problems… Yogesh write on how it feels to travel from East Boring Canal Road to St Xavier’s College] Too many people and too many vehicles are the main barrier when you have to reach somewhere on a given time. Patna really needs more flyovers. Every day I lose my patience […]
The Governor of PWC reminded the young women of their destiny to build a new India, and the responsibility to make India- free of communal disharmony and lynching. Patna Women’s College founded by Bishop Sullivan in 1940 celebrated its Founder’s day (August 22). It is the first women’s college in Bihar. Most Reverend Archbishop William […]
Forget all those romantic Bollywood rain-drenched romantic scenes, in Bihar’s capital, people are singing a very different tune during the monsoons, as Deedar reports below: When it rains, people complain. The monsoon season has been accused of creating problems in our daily life. There has been lot of complaints like water logging, traffic jam, power […]
The whole day of Raksha Bandhan was very joyful until my family relatives started announcing restrictions on eating. On the day of Raksha Bandha the lunar eclipse started from 10:42 pm. So everyone was concerned about having the food before the eclipse. This issue definitely must be the interesting topic for the discussion in past […]
On July 6, some 68 Student council members of St. Xavier’s Colleges, Patna celebrated RakshaBandhan in a unique style when they tied Rakhis to trees and made friendship with them to send the message about the trees: how important or beneficial they are in our daily lives. The word ‘raksha bandhan’ in Sanskrit roughly means […]
Monday Raga The whole Shravan season (or lunar month) is devoted to Lord Shiva, especially the four Mondays of the season. A good number of people come to the Panchmukhi temple in Boring Road for the ‘Somvari puja’. This ‘Somvari puja’ comes with good deal for the small vendors who sell flowers and other stuffs […]
Sir, I write this letter to share my views on the ‘Not in my name’ protest. The public of this nation often come together with a purpose. They align their thoughts to fight against wrong doing but then lose their path. A naïve boy Junaid was killed by the mob, people there didn’t react. When […]
Sir, As an individual I am a part of this diverse culture of my country. My identity is not limited to a religion, caste, creed, clan, color etc. As a citizen of India, I’m part of a country known for values and a culture which has space for opinions, tolerance and other cultures. Our constitution […]
Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children. This day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting. Although it is celebrated on a variety of dates worldwide, many countries observe this day on the third Sunday in June. … and it all began when […]
A brave Malayali girl bobbitized a predatory Guruji when he tried to rape her. The 54 year old ‘holy man’ , has learnt the hard way, and has now lost his membership to the holy men’s club, it is said. An Indian woman cut off a man’s penis after he allegedly tried to rape her […]
This week the twin colleges of St. Xavier’s and St. Xavier’s College of Management and Technology (Digha, Patna) held their graduation day. It was a very special and an unforgettable day for the college as the first batch of Economics department and Mass Communication department students were going out as the ambassadors of the college. […]
Mumbai, Apr 17 (PTI) Indie-pop band Euphoria has released their new track “The Lord Has Risen” and called it India’s first Hind Rock song. Music group’s frontman Palash Sen took to Twitter to share the link of their new track. “Presenting India’s first Hind Rock song about the Rockstar – Jesus Christ. Euphoria’s ‘The Lord […]
