"Anyone who had voyage by rail across or in and out of Kerala will have something in familiar – enticing memories of river ‘Bharathapuzha’ or ‘Nila’, the legendary river that adjoin the railway line to the south side." Read the new artilcle in CalicutNet...
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I love rivers in any place, the flow makes me think always. Bharatapuza, the river that aligned with railway tracks on my way to Palkkad engineering college as a student, reminds me still of the eternal flow of turbulence that is part of life. No wonder the writers have always won laurels describing Bharatapuzha in their narrations. Your thoughts are wonderful ...
Posted by: Amarnath Pallath | Oct 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM