Bøker av Ramta Sharma

Indian culture and traditions have been a pillar of inspiration of spirituality and strength in the world.Our civilization has drawn attention from the multitude of cultures of the world from the dawn of time and has been the influence that shaped many cultures. Behind our strength, our culture and traditions have been the major contributorsHistory is witness that the nobles associated with our culture, which is full of rich tradition and knowledge and wisdom of our ancestors, have had their praises sung all over the world.This is the culture we are straying away from. The objective of the poetry in this book is to remind readers of out great culture and encourage them to return to it's embrace.

"Neh" or "love" has its own indelible and unbreakable bond. Which can be felt without any thread, without relation, without agreement, by behavior, by touch, without closeness.The feeling of Neh is seen elsewhere in nature. Birds, rivers, ponds, falls, mountains, spring, autumn, clouds, rain, peacock all seem to interpret it in their own way.This Neh is seen anywhere as a symbol of any obscenity, indecent or false attraction. "No!", all of these while expanding the kingdom of that infinite, represent "Neh Bandhan" in the form of a very specific and delicate definition.

In this collection, the poet describes the "evils" caused by the dirty addiction of alcohol, the family pain and the spread of society. And describing it as repeatedly avoidable, depicting its various distortions and describing the family, social, economic, moral, character and personal decline caused by it respectively. Alcohol starts from a scale and reaches gallons. The person does not know when his mere hobby dominated him and began to rule over him, and gave him his slavery. And then it begins to destroy the social, family, economic, character, moral and marital standards of living. Day by day, the house, family, social institution, which is impure from the said levels, is deposed from all levels. And by becoming a shadow of terror, one's own life becomes the thorn of the garden itself. The family, society, in which he could groom and make a beautiful garden of flowers. He makes a cremation ground for the desires of his companions. They not only bring down their standards, but also destroy the talents of the family and bring them black shadows of frustration. Daughters eat poison, sons reach jail in due to cheap behaviour. A woman becomes impure or a beggar. But the man is not ashamed and sometimes walks on the same path and attains "untimely" death and breaks the family. In such a situation, his family is the most saddened by his life and death. While avoiding the pain of that family, the poet has asked the tavern for cups of poison, which can reduce the grief of the drunkard's family.