Nationalism Stories

This is just a loose collection of essays which will have been written either for my undergraduate studies or through personal motive and interest. The first five essays are of the former, but most (unless about pedagogy or education) beyond that will be on my own initiative, hence will be less conventionally structured but probably more passionately written than those in the former group. I enjoy writing essays - ironically just not the ones I am required to write for university. Many of these then will be the fruits of my procrastination towards those other ones.

a collection of divinity and a study of morality by the mortal eye. images: https://www.billelis.com/carpe-noctem-i/

Action Based| NATION'S PRIDE Short Summary After the Uri Surgical Strike, Things were not falling in place for Vihaan Singh Shergil. The loss of his brother in law and the only best friend Karan, made his smile lost. With a depressed widow sister and a mother who's health kept deteriorating, he found himself weak to support them. The only ray of hope was his younger sister, Ragini. But her life wasn't a piece of cake. Getting the worst shock of her life, still standing strong, she brings all the colours back to their lives. Gradually, things start falling in place and soon Vihaan and Ragini find their life partners in The Sharma siblings, Pallavi and Laksh respectively. Everything was smooth until India witnessed one of the worst terror attack, THE PULWAMA ATTACK. With all four of them being in service to the nation, Laksh, Ragini, Vihaan and Pallavi team up to take revenge for the whole country. {A continuation of the 2019 blockbuster URI: THE SURGICAL STRIKE.} Read the story to know more. _______________________ 🎖First Runner Up at Sapphire Community Awards for Raglak Fandom. 🎖First Runner Up at Pine Awards in Action. START: 25 MARCH 2019 END : Cover credits:- shivika2417

A village boy came to the capital city after finishing high school, he was associated with the national ruling party and worked in the party headquarter. In no time, he became the personal assistant to the top leader, got to meet all the powerful and influential people of the nation, and even got a portfolio of his own when his immediate boss become the prime minister of the nation. While trying to do his job properly, he had faced many obstacles of bureaucracy and eventually got fed up with the dirty political games that were played out in a daily basis. He resigned and moved out to an outer place of the capital where mostly the poor and neglected ones were resided. He decided to help them out, a very long and difficult struggle pursued, and it eventually changed his life once and for all. What he did to help them? How he managed to do that? And what happened at the end? Read the book to find out more about his struggle, achievement and disappointment that were somehow related to the fate of the nation he was from. Author's Note: I write to raise fund for my charity ISSLCARE which in turn help finance poor families in Nepal so they can send their children to school.

> I am Jemar Ocon, known as Lonewolfbejie-a poet, critic, and witness of this broken world. These essays are not meant to comfort. They are born from the streets, from spiritual fires, and from truths we are told to forget. I do not write for applause. I write to expose, to heal, and to rebel. This is my voice. This is my purpose. Welcome to the mind of a hybrid poet.

On April 21st 2022, the Japanese National Cabinet was overthrown by the military in an unexpected coup d'etat. The world is in turmoil; war seems inevitable. Amidst the Russo-Ukrainian War, Japan strikes a military alliance with the Russian Federation. The US Army stationed in Japan asks "politely" for the military junta to stand down, or else, they'll face total annihilation. You are a National Defense Academy graduate, assuming the rank of Tank Major. Given that Japan has no active military, they provide you with maidens trained in the art of the tank, Senshado. Watch the world from the prelude of a global warfare, through the eyes of Kazumasa Takagi, as it paces and evolves rapidly into yet another World War.

Do you wish to survive on the surface when endless calamities come battering your land or inhabit the subterranean realm? Find out.

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A soul so broken and trifled at heart, She writes in order to escape the world. Names of random objects in mind, She keeps writing to escape norms and time... Caged by the chains of restraint! & caged by the expectations to come. No one to turn to for help, Or hear, as her lone Whispers echo. Inspiration taken from school literary books<3 This poetry book involves a lot of characters from trees to mere grains of sand. Birds, apples! And Wut not! All of them teach u something precious 💞 Andd, this is literally written by a very very talented teen! Yet here's the catch! She had no whatsoever crushes, heartbreaks etc..... Yet, she has tried her very best to portray that one prickly emotion called Love✨ It is prickly for most of you because the ones you loved left you🥲 And prickly for me because my brain leaves me whenever I try to write about it.🥲 Anyways tw: there are love poems in between... and you have been warned! So do give it a try. Ily :D This is my original work! And remember! No one is allowed to copy it. Or else....hell hath no fury like a moody teen scorned✨ And if this work is spotted on any other websites besides Wattpad. Under some copy cat account pls report it to me sweetie 🥰 ( we will beat them up together). Highest rankings: #1 in nature poetry #1 in Ballard #1 in personifications #1 in glorious #2 in thought provoking

In the midst of Ireland's darkest days, when famine and despair gripped the land, the O'Donaghue family emerged as both victims and heroes of a tumultuous era. The Famine weaves together the harrowing struggle for survival with tales of love, betrayal, and the unyielding spirit of those who dared to dream of a free and united Ireland. Spanning continents and generations, this novel follows the O'Donaghue's from the fields of Cork to the salons of Paris, and from the bustling streets of New York to the unforgiving outback of Australia. Through their eyes, we witness the indomitable resilience of the human spirit and the enduring power of hope. This is a story not only of famine, but of rebirth, revolution, and the quest for justice. As you turn these pages, may you be transported to a time when history was forged by the courage of ordinary people. This novel is a product of years of research and reflection on one of the most harrowing chapters in Irish history: the Great Famine. It is a story inspired by the resilience of the Irish people, their ability to survive unimaginable hardship and to fight for a better future. The goal has been to capture the complexity of this period, not just as a historical event but also as a human experience. The characters in this novel are fictional, but their journeys are based on the real-life experiences of countless individuals who endured the Famine and its devastating consequences.

909 A short story about a teenage girl surviving in the world of post apocalyptic climate change. Isabelle is getting tired of lose ends. When the opportunity arises, she risks everything to uncover what truly happened to the forsaken planet. This is just a test to see how this goes...

❝ Philippine mythology is quite interesting, but besides the usual aswangs and tikbalangs, not a lot of it is known. If you've picked this up with the knowledge of only those creatures, then you'd be surprise at how much we've barely scratched the surface. ❞ ⎯ an informal, but informative take on ph mythology • the tales are rewritten but with the original events unaltered from its sources to the best of the author's abilities. book cover by adlao

Sadly for Bharat that is India, even as its ancient ethos was corrupted by inane interpolations in Bhagavad-Gita, its philosophical source, its post-colonial political course in its Constitution was shaped by thoughtless men that lacked hindsight, making it a double jeopardy for the Hindus, its ancient people. While the Hindu social order is beset by the caste-coloured interpolations in the Gita that exacerbate its divisiveness, its demographic matrix is upset by the thoughtless right granted by the Constitution for the propagation of an individual's faith in India's multi-religious setting. So, we should set out to examine the fallacies of the interpolations in the divine discourse and the incongruities in the mundane exercise, tom-tommed as the Idea of India.

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Based on true events, "Here I Lay" chronicles the tale of Anthony as his life flashes before his eyes during his final moments of earth. "Here I Lay" follows Anthony throughout his life and marks several events that sets him on a path that will eventually lead to his ruin. This story has no happy endings; only the harsh cruelties of the world wherein which Anthony was born, and the struggles that follow him due to factors he cannot control. Throughout the story, Anthony will battle the forces of hatred, prejudice, racism, and bigotry as he attempts to fight for not only his own life, but the woman he falls in love with.

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Being confused used to be so easy. They were one of the most easily identified peoples on earth, recognized by their banned language, their God gift humble manners with religious confuse choose promise in faith Because Bible say confess your mouth Jesus my lord, their fashion victim with tradition clothes and the fact that they drank brew leaf strong hot tea no milk by the tea-pot. It is all so much more complicated now. When, occasionally, we come across someone whose forcefully pretend stiff upper lip, not sensible shoes or not fit be tweedy manner identifies them as confused, we react in poor expression with poor grammar amusement: the conventions that defined their nation are dead and capitalism killed their identity inside them. They are stateless have no country. Dominant country's ambassadors are more likely to be diversity towards them more likely to be singers or writers than diplomats or politicians and tempted victims in the desert. The imperial citizens may have carried imperial western state passports - as did as a British German and some of the other western such as French so on - but they really didn't need to think too hard about whether being 'British' was the same as being 'imperial nation citizens' the terms were virtually interchangeable. Nowadays, nothing will so infuriate a citizens as to confuse the terms English and British, Election in 2020 conservatives party (which had invented the whole idea of devolved governments) as strengthening the selfishness capitalism union.