The Tiger King, or Maharaja Jilani Jung Bahadur, is the central character in Kalki’s The Tiger King. He earns this name due to his obsession with hunting and killing tigers, which he believes will affirm his strength and masculinity. His ...
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In The Tiger King by Kalki, the general attitude of human beings towards wild animals is portrayed as one of arrogance and dominance, often stemming from a desire to conquer and control nature. The protagonist, the Maharaja, epitomizes this attitude ...
In both The Third Level by Jack Finney and Adventure by Jayant Narlikar, fantasy and reality interweave to explore the protagonists’ longing for an alternate existence. While Charley in The Third Level discovers an imaginary portal to the past as ...
Besides philately, people preserve the past through activities like collecting antiques, maintaining historical sites, archiving photographs, and storytelling. Literature, museums, and films also play a role in reviving and celebrating history. This human tendency to move between the past, present, ...
Apparent illogicality can sometimes be a futuristic projection, as ideas once deemed irrational or impossible have often become realities with time and technological advancement. Concepts like space travel, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence once seemed illogical but have since materialized, ...