End of an era. Stop. India scraps the telegram. Stop.

In years gone by, the arrival of a telegram could make the heart skip a beat or the stomach tighten. Was there terrible news of a son at war on foreign shores or a declaration of love from a suitor? A derelict name board for the Bangalore Telegraph office lies on the ground outside the

The end of an iconic era.Stop.Indian telegram ends in July.Stop.

A few years ago the sight of the postman at our doorstep with a telegram was enough to skip a beat or the tightening of the stomach. It was the bearer of both good and bad news. It could bring sorrow with the shattering news of a son/husband/father death or missing in action at war

10 famous telegrams

Dr Crippen, an American-born homeopath, was one of the first criminals to be convicted with the help of the telegram. Following the murder of his wife Cora at their home in London in January 1910, Dr Crippen and his lover escaped on a ferry to Canada but were spotted by the ship’s captain, who sent

WHAT I’VE LEARNED ABOUT LIFE BY WATCHING PEOPLE DIE

Originally posted on sunshinefromshadowsdotcom:
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.” ― Mark Twain I was a child the first time I saw a man die. I don’t remember the event as particularly traumatic. The man was a stranger and…

Time Magazine‘s Top 100 English-Speaking Novels Since 1923

I have been browsing through the net in search of some good reading lists,just something to feel inspired by. And luck would have it I found the following list courtesy: http://101books.net/the-list/. So join the wagon in any order you like and lets embark on this wonderful journey into the land of books. 1. The Adventures