To Encounter the Great Perhaps - Anand Nair When we read great literature, we find ourselves face-to-face with multifarious ideologies, viewpoints, theologies, etc. which compete with other great works so as to establish their veracity within the mind of the reader. Yet as we read more, we find ourselves inevitably shedding past 'truths' and adopting new ones, while always wishing to encounter the 'great truth', a theory which will encompass all that is true and make our existence perfectly intelligible to us. But somewhere along, we suspect as Rabelais did, that such a truth may always remains a 'perhaps' for us. Yet read we must, as Sisyphus with the boulder, even if we know we may never reach the end of our quest. Second Prize Winner Read and Proceed! - Dhruvi Ramchandani English is about reading and continuing to do so till the end. The more we read the more we realise how little we have read, and hence we proceed. I think this motto will promo...
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