Tapan Kumar Pradhan Quotes

To perceive pure love that is God, you have to unmask your heart, unmask your soul, unmask the purity of your being.

Performance appraisal report (PAR) is the appraisal committee's ‘impersonal’ evaluation of the ‘public’ service rendered by ‘public’ servants in their ‘impersonal’ capacity in a ‘public’ organisation; hence there is nothing "personal" about PAR.

Mushrooms sprout overnight and die, but banyan tree takes years to take root. True love is like a banyan tree - last to sprout, last to die.

When death will spread all over the land, then alone will the living dead understand.

Pokhran was born. Pokhran was dead. In less than a millionth of a second. Hymen of secrecy was breached for ever. Infant had become a Big Boy, at once shy and bold, with the suddenly acquired carnal knowledge of creation and annihilation. Then the Buddha smiled.

Although drought is a natural disaster, starvation deaths are an avoidable man-made disaster.

God knows the thoughts of all human beings even before they are released from their tongues. One who tunes into God knows all the thoughts welling up in all human hearts.

I am not afraid of you, my friend, I am afraid of your ghost. After death you may stalk my books, my epitaphs, my biographies.

History has always changed its course, changed its stance, swaying to the tunes, pendulum like, between a Ruling Party and an Opposition Party.

Recovering principal with tenfold interest, Kalahandi will then take her revenge against her betrayer.

Truth is naked. Truth was, is, and will ever be. But we humans like to wear masks.

Lalitha Iyer is none other than Hemangi Sharma in disguise.

All the moments in which you do not love, are wasted moments of life which will never come back. Our call is to love. There is no meaning in life without love.

Usha Thorat :- Dr Pradhan makes ingenious use of Right to Information to address individual grievances of people.

Whenever you start digging into history, history is re-written all over again. The more you dig, the more you gain, and the more you lose faith from history.