An interesting paradox in special relativity Einstein’s theory of special relativity said that Time is not absolute as we think. Time is relative and it depends on the observer. Time can be slow or fast for different observers. But it gave birth to many debates and paradoxes, as we have the twin paradox. These paradoxes not only test the validity of the theory theoretically but also make it so interesting to study.

All the time I have spent alone, I haven’t really spent alone. I have discovered characters. On the sand hillock watching the sunset for a long time, listening to the music of the wind and the chirping of the birds. Walking alone on those roads of my village, I have talked with my characters a lot. With Riya, with Chandan, Mohit I have spent a whole lot of time. Wherever I went I seek for the conversation, between the plant and the last leaf, a speech of queen bee to her army, the conversation of cows.

He was walking alone, barefoot On a road in a desert. His beard was grown white Long white hairs, scattered. He had achieved the eternity Gone beyond event horizon, to the singularity He had achieved self-integrity And now he was happy in Brownian motion. He had seen the watcher, met the mighty Now he could talk with the emotions, He excelled at area of all relations And the variables of all the motions.

\ A world with no borders\ I come from a place A planet with no borders No dictators, No government Still, everything is in order. There is no cast, no religion There are not any race No discrimination on creatures No difference on any basis. We are all the same We are called gender blind Girls are ahead of boys But boys are not behind. I come from a planet