Sikiladi

This poem speaks about Sikiladi's wish of finding a new religion ruling the world where there is just one religion common to all and the unity between all humanity is prevalent .

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This poem in Hindi mentions a shift in sentiments when one revisits the past through viewing old photographs, sometimes, of days gone by which rekindle childhood memories.

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The poem is about an elderly gentleman trying to maintain his grace and dignity amidst the pangs of loneliness and solitude. This eventually leads to a soul searching and he finds his soulitude.

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The loneliness and the pain reaches a limit for an elderly man who has lost all his age mates and is pained by the behavior of the younger generations.

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The poem speaks about the contrasting sentiments at the death of someone, who is detested even in death. #metoo

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Sanskaras are those growth patterns that define our cultural upbringing. The poem touches various aspects of one's upbringing and brushes through the modern day upbringing of elders into the tech world by the youngsters. 

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This post is in honor of Fathers.

Father's Day is just here so this poem is quite apt speaking about Indian Fathers in general.

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World Environment Day 2022

Ecosystem Restoration

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This poem is a take on various sentiments of being an Indian in another country and how a subtle sense of dual patriotism emerges at various times.

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The United Nation's declared 22nd April as Mother Earth Day. 

Here are some suggestions of how one may follow the theme of an Earth Partnership by using the term #InvestInOurPlanet in a poetic rendition by Sikiladi.

Women's hygiene and sanitary needs are often a question in remote areas where they do not have access to sanitary napkins and some haven't even heard about it. Here's a story about an Indian girl who wonders about her periods and the restrictions imposed on her at the onset of menstruation. Thankfully, with awareness and education a lot has changed for the better. 

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World Environment Day is marked on 5th June. This poem commemorates the very crucial day and speaks about conservation and protection of the Environment. #generationrestoration #Fornature

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Step by step guide to planting a tree in a spiritual manner thus turning the environmental activity into a sacred one.

The  Poem is about the  timid and coy Indian Woman that  has successfully altered her image.

The Poem boosts the image of women in various fields of her emergence and expression.

The story of a traditional Indian working  woman who is talented and aspires to break free from submissiveness and awaits recognition.

The story is inspired by several such stories narrated by Aruna Varsani - a Kenyan of Indian origin. She manufactures and distributes re-usable sanitary pads and educates girls in the poverty ridden regions that lack facilites about menstrual hygiene and female genital mutilation. She undertakes several projects in conjunction with Amref Health Africa in Kenya and some with East Africa Satsang Swaminarayan Temple.

The Kits she helps hand out consist of 4 regular and 2 large pads all made with cotton fabric to ensure comfort for the girls for at least one year.

A poem that glorifies women. 

A poetry about Women Achiever's that have inspired many others and have been role models for women.