The Lanterns Across the Corridor By Lokanath Mishra In the old riverside town of Chandipur, the monsoon winds carried every sound from one apartment to another. Children’s laughter, pressure cookers whistling, radios singing forgotten melodies—everything traveled through the damp evening air. On the third floor of Shanti Residency lived Meera Sen with her husband Arvind […]
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Mahabharata in Prose – Part 51 (continued) A Story of Dvapara Yuga in Prose by Lokanath Mishra After receiving the divine Pashupatastra from Lord Shiva, Arjuna remained for some time upon the sacred slopes of the Himalayas. The mountains around him stood silent and majestic, as though guarding the secret of what had transpired there.
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Mahabharata in Prose – Part 50 (continued) A Story of Dvapara Yuga in Prose by Lokanath Mishra High in the silent Himalayas, where snow-covered peaks touched the heavens and icy winds carried the whispers of eternity, Arjuna continued his fierce penance. Days blended into nights, and nights into weeks. He stood motionless in meditation, his
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The Great Complaint Box of Gokulpur By Lokanath Mishra, Jenamath Lane, Puri In the peaceful little town of Gokulpur, there lived a young woman named Kamala and her husband Raghunath. Now, Kamala was famous for two things: Poor Raghunath worked as an accountant in a private company. Every morning he left home carrying: Yet every
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Savitri Brata – The Triumph of Devotion, Truth and Dharma In the sacred land of Bharatavarsha, where rivers were worshipped like mothers and forests echoed with the chants of sages, there once ruled a noble king named King Ashwapati in the kingdom of Madra. Though wealthy, wise, and beloved by his subjects, the king carried
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Due to the initiation and persuasion of our association : the All India Pensioners Association of CBIC, the following demands have been raised before the PM by a prominent member of parliament. This is the actual work of the office bearers of an association. But many leaders of many pensioners association without doing anything are
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Denial of Healthcare to Pensioners at Puri: A Serious Administrative Failure By Lokanath Mishra A Growing Crisis Ignored Healthcare is not a privilege for retired employees and senior citizens; it is a fundamental necessity and a moral obligation of the welfare state. Yet, thousands of Central Government pensioners and employees residing in and visiting Puri
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A Call to Collective Action : Mobilizing Pensioners for Justice and Dignity By Lokanath Mishra, Chief Adviser,Central Government Pensioners Association, Puri The strength of any association lies not merely in its structure, but in the unity, resolve, and collective will of its members. At a time when the concerns of pensioners demand urgent attention and
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A Sacred Journey of Togetherness Celebrating 43 Years of Divine Companionship On the auspicious day of 3rd May 1983, in the holy भूमि of Puri, under the divine grace of Lord Jagannath, a sacred union was solemnized between Sri Lokanath Mishra and Smt. Basanti Mishra. What began as a traditional marital bond has, over the
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ToShri Dharmendra PradhanHon’ble Minister of EducationGovernment of IndiaShastri BhawanNew Delhi – 110001 Email: minister.sm@gov.in Respected Sir, I write this representation with a deep sense of urgency and concern on behalf of the Central Government Pensioners Association, Puri, seeking your immediate intervention in addressing the long-standing and genuine grievances of pensioners of Central Government Autonomous Educational
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