From the 1940s to the 1980s, the young were the most important people in our society, because they were the rebels. But since the late 1980s, they have sold out to the evil of political correctness.

The ‘correct thinkers’ are most determined to control our acts and control our minds…

Don’t let politicians confuse the terms "rebel" and "terrorist". Rebels are the most important people in any society.

The trance-like way sell-outs to political correctness behave make them seem like zombies.

In early November 1984, India witnessed one of the worst communal carnage’s in its history as an independent and democratic nation. This carnage followed the assassination of the then Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi by her own Sikh bodyguards. The carnage that followed was at the time seen as a means of vengeance against the Sikhs. This narration is an attempt to describe one major incident that happened during those very troubled days. I personally am a Sikh and hence it is from a Sikh perspective.

A short piece of fiction depicting a distopian future.

This is an alternate ending to the story Animal Farm by George Orwell.

If you are feeling the world today is too fast boring and censored come to 1984 and see what Big Brother and The Party have done.

A character’s feelings in the book 1984 named Winston. The book is written by George Orwell who has inspired me to write this poem.