Dr. Alka Nigam

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        • The Colorful World Of Women In Poetry “We Are Learning To Make Fire”
        • T.S Eliot And Modern Hindi Poets
        • F T Prince’s: The Wind In The Tree: An Analysis
        • The Black World of Nikki Giovanni
        • Hindu Thought in the Poetry of Tennyson
        • Out of Our Prisons We Emerge
        • Remembering Prince
        • “NO MORE MASKS”: The Poetry Of Kamala Das
        • “Writing like a Woman,”: The poetry of Jean Arasanayagam
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        • Mystical Power Of Vedic Mantras
        • Shiv As Ardhnarishwar
        • Bhartihari—The King, Poet and Renunciate
        • Planet Earth Has A Key To Our Spiritual Growth
        • Only Deshi English please! This is BHU
        • Silence Makes Longevity Possible
        • Spiritual Significance of Ashtavakra Gita
        • The Eighteen Puranas
        • A Drop Reveals the Ocean
        • The New Women Poets
        • Four Mahavakayas, Essence of the Upanishads
        • Are We Still in Kaliyuga?
        • Modern Problem Ancient Solution
        • English Poets And Advaita Vedanta
        • The Ghats of Banaras
        • Banarasi Babu
        • Aesthetic Dimensions of Eastern UP
        • Truth, Shiva And Beauty
        • Varanasi’s dirt is India’s dirt
        • Glamorization of Religion
        • Ignite the Change
        • Singing Angels
        • Whispering Woods
        • Relevance of Patanjali Yoga in Today’s Life
    • Reviews
      • Shooting The Floricans
      • Confessional Poetry of Robert Lowell, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton
      • The Outsider
      • Gaze of the Inner Eye
    • Books
      • F.T. Prince: A Study of his Poetry
    • Poems
      • Sati
      • Without You
      • अभिशप्त
      • अस्तित्वहीन
      • Saamana
      • Pataashap ke Poorva
      • Glory And Shame
  • Gallery
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    • International Conference on Tennyson
    • Dept of English, Arts Faculty
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Facts Of History and Nursery Ryhmes/Children’s Literature

March 11, 2020 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

Nursery rhymes are short lyrics for children with apparently no meaning.  We call it nonsense poetry. Children get captivated by their catchy, rhythmic music and they love to sing. In all human cultures ditties for their children in varying forms are present.  Some of them are fabricated from imagination, some taken from the folklore, some […]

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Radiant Woods

January 6, 2020 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

The captivating beauty of the Upper peninsula of Michigan lovingly called UP  has made this sparsely populated region  a  famous tourist destination. In  -25 degree Celsius the  entire area  radiates in white snow. The lakes become solid ice, hard enough to run heavy cars on it. The time and zone is declared and people with families […]

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Suicides- The Literary Evidence

January 5, 2020 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

           Suicide is as ancient as humanity. It has its place in ethics, religion, literature, history and art. The newspapers apprise us that suicides are rather frequent. People all over the world kill themselves with an alarming rate and make suicides a major cause of death.  Amazingly many times more is […]

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Nandi and Shiva

November 6, 2019 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

Nandi, the bull and the vahan of Shiva is a very loveable and formidable figure in Hindu religion. His pure love and intense devotion for Shiva has attained him the status of godhood. Nandi and Shiva have become inseparable in our imagination. In Indian spirituality there exist two realities – one that is for the […]

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Spiritual Significance of Ashtavakra Gita

August 1, 2019 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

Published July 2019: The Speaking Tree, Times of India https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/toi-edit-page/spiritual-significance-of-ashtavakra-gita/ Truth is one, perceived and expressed differently by different sages. A seeker on the path of enlightenment gets entangled in his own delusions passing through the dense forest of spiritual knowledge given to us by our rishis. Ashtavakra, the great mystic philosopher offers the key […]

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