Sunday, 20 August 2023

Death quota of Kota factory

Our nation comprises a lot of institutes that not only stand up with eminence, but they also charge high fees. However parents do send their children in hope that such   places would help enable a much better scope with possibility of success. 

In recent times, the race to become the best has changed an entire course, as students are put into great pressure and  the way they are going to get a job is hardly of any concern for these institutes  now. 

One such example comes in the form of the Kota factory that is well renowned for its standards. However facts are speaking differently if we look at the round figure. Around 20 lakhs students try for Neet and around 10  lakhs in JEE but the success rate is very low. ONly 0.7% of students are able to secure possible jobs and they are not going to get the perfect one. 

However, in India such institutes also  have their tie up to global places. Lot of interns get trial work sessions that are paid with countries like Germany or Russia which are not safe and such internships are limited for certain months in such places. This trial practice for a certain time and just with a single diploma and  global appreciation is not going to get a job. 

 It certainly raises a huge pressure and also results in  stress that can lead to serious effects. The current stage is that Kota factory is regularly facing suicides. There  are a lot of reasons due to which this may happen, but lack of awareness of mental  stress is the core one and it has to be fixed. 

It is time the government sees it and tries to address it or it will be late. We don’t want such an issue to become a huge one so we need to act now. There are other technical  places that are facing deaths in such a form, but Kota is renowned and this must be settled first. 


We have to stand with those who are put into such pressure to take such a serious step and stop them from doing it. 

Duty calls, time to save lives… 



Friday, 11 August 2023

7 years of Global Writing

It takes a lot of effort to  come into the international sphere. Any person who grows up has  to  find ways, cover dimensions and then the  chances to  stand for the world opens specially for writers. 

However for Mr. Pant he was lucky to find  support from Nick sir from Philippines  who helped  him back in 2016 and after giving him certain chances in magazines, they finalised a co-authored work to come into existence. 

On  this date, 12th of August, back in 2016 Saurabh was recognised as the work with  collaboration with Nick sir titled triple Jimmy and a glowing  world was  released from Lulu press in US  and this is where it all started for him in the international circuit. 

In these 7 years a lot of things have happened. Starting from his self project titled Burning Asia and leading on to more than 10 projects and helping Indian writers to be part of more efforts on Lulu Press, It made him feel  elated with such contributions. 

He joined ABC Auckland which published his  4 works including 2 essay collections and 2 poetry books He was  applauded by Poetry Ireland publishing his poetry on political issues. Similarly his ghost stories and a lot more were published around the different nations And to add more, his 5 GK series were recognised round the world. 

Further to make him recognised, the World Poetry association of Romania honoured him, not once but for 4  prestigious awards in a gap of 2 years which was a pure joy. He was honoured by the U S, Germany and also by MOntenegro poetry committee. hence he feels pleased to have witnessed this all during these 7 years. 

On this day he is thankful for everyone who has been part of this journey and feels gratified. He is thankful to parents and family, friend circle and writing  groups, distribution  agencies and jury panels  who recognised him, and  all those who have been part of the journey. He hopes this journey continues further. For now cheers from Charlie, thank you all.