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Old age remains curse

Undoubtedly, old age is intricate. It is wholly natural. After middle age, one enters old age. As a result, all the bodily unease begins to surround them for additional years of life. It is more often made by them more special by their usual thinking. Here, it would be safe to say definitely that they try to live their precious life in finer manner. Older people become weak or helpless. They are bound to seek the help of others who show a humane attitude towards them. In turn, they feel good about their kindness. It is relatively safer to say that utter dismay & weakness somehow bring sadness to them. One aged person said that the weakness of the human body is a curse, straightly. It is the most vital boon from the Almighty. If the bodily weakness surrounds the human body, it compels us at least to realise the importance of good health. Sound health keeps a man free of all negative vibes.  It has rightly been said that health is wealth. It cannot be negated at all. We start fee...
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What is in a nickname?


Sonu, Monu, Pappu, Babu, Raja or any other adorable nicknames are just uttered for the male boys in endearment. Significantly. These are presumably neither derived from French, Greek, Latin, Japanese or Sanskrit languages. All are undeniably more or less taken from our widely spoken Hindi language. Who will stand to counter instantly? 

William Shakespeare once wrote: What is in a name? He must not have been informed of the anger that now brews in accepting the nickname. Those days were distinguishable, now there is too much tension & contention and political motives in accepting a nickname. However, the question arises: Why should a name be deformed? Why should continue an undeserved debate on nicknames?

We are undoubtedly disturbed and stand up to oppose by offering much annoyance at a particular name from a considerably famous appellation Pappu. It is now affixed with disgrace by all inclinations. What used to be lovingly rehearsed by the parents for their dearest little sons has penetrated the portals of politics! Is this a straight result of consistent scientific advancement? Where have we reached in a far more civilised society?

It is a simple yet trendy male name in most households for boys being brought into use more often than not. None can disavow it at first sight. It is a strong and exceptional mixing of the use of notionally offensive words for a variety of purposes with backstage dramatic conversation. 

While laboriously searching its basic roots, it becomes obvious that this particular name is fundamentally derived from none other than the Hindi language. 

Standing for endearment to an innocent boy, this nickname for boys has practically been attached to them. However, there remains no big problem for all those teenage boys who are endearingly addressed by such a popular nickname. 

The drawback is that when this nickname moves in the political circles, there begins a problem and it is only afterwards all the stories start circulating and corrupting the atmosphere. 

We seemed to have opted for an incognito name with an oversized form of criticism. A smattering of open disgrace from no sense that reads “take what you need”. What is the need to distort a name immediately? 

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