It’s almost March.

In Indian Calendar, this time of Year is also known as Basant or in it’s Sanskrit form – ‘Vaasant’. Let’s take a detour and for a moment analyse this word Etymologically.

Shall We?

Vaasant is made up of two words, Vaas & Ant. Meaning – End of Hibernation. The season when people start venturing out, when many animals come out of their hibernation and plants wear their green again. So, it is that Time of year when Nature blossoms in it’s full colour. The days are now bright and sunny. The evening are pleasant.

If you would remember, it was a harsh cold winter towards the final part of the story of ‘The Code of Manavas’. A harsh one indeed. Which left each inhabitant of Madhavpur and Ayudhpur affected in some way or another.

You must be wondering, where are all those people now?

Though i wouldn’t let the big secret out, before it actually is March. But, still would leave you with this – They are safe and sound. And, are in a city named – Ksharanpur. Building their hopes again, on the foundation of faith. One brick at a time.

Find out More in “The Exile of Mukunda” {Beyond The Perceptible} beginning This March.