Dr Rositta Joseph's poem 'Post Truth' exposes the artificiality, hypocrisy, corruption and moral degeneration of contemporary society.

Literature gives us an opportunity to express bitter truths today so that we may have a better world tomorrow.

Shakespeare's famous poetic piece reminds us of the various ages and stages of life, the roles we are required to play in the drama of life.

On the 27th of July 2025, The Great Indian Book Tour and the Aspiring Authors Alliance of India organised a panel discussion on Dr...

Dr. Rositta Joseph, at ICT Mumbai’s International Conference, emphasized the vital role of humanities in shaping ethical AI, urging a return to human values and cultural context in India’s AI journey.

Dr. Rositta Joseph releases her new poetry book A Poet’s Promise in Hyderabad. The collection of 63 poems, published by Black Eagle Books (USA), was launched in a distinguished literary gathering.

The poet speaks of her deep and unfulfilled desire to teach literature.

Language learning is all about learning naturally through daily life, social and cultural heritage, through games and stories and poems.

Robert Frost's 'Road Not Taken' is a poem that powerfully depicts the human problem of making choices in life.

William Wordsworth (1770-1850), famously called the high priest of Nature, is known for his worship of Nature and his constant...

There lies the tree, That Stood by my window once So proud and so free. There it lies, Embracing the earth that nurtured it, Staring at...

Unless we stop destroying and exploiting nature immediately, we will perish and future generations will not forgive us.

W.H. Davies' famous poem 'Leisure' is a call to enjoy the beauty of life and not to ruin the joy of the present amid the mad rush of work.

A poem about the peace that comes from genuine spiritual experiences.

This post reminds readers to take time to rest, relax, enjoy the moment and recharge, amid the hectic grind of daily life.

This post contains precious words of wisdom, practical guidance for a happy life, from the great Mark Twain.

These lines speak about the importance of human courage and will power that can overcome every obstacle in life.

This is a reminder for all of us to check if we are doing what we have always wanted to do in our lives.

Shakespeare's 'To be, or not to be' reflects the eternal and universal human dilemma of choosing between action and inaction.

These lines speak of how human beings have lost their authenticity, originality and identity, cut off from all that is genuine and true.