Rajender Krishan

A professional in Marketing since 1968, Rajender Krishan is settled in New York, USA with his wife Meera and two children – Anmol and Chandrika. He is also blessed with two grand-daughters.

1951 born, Rajender likes to write and express himself. He is passionate about Kabir and poetry is one of his favorite subjects. He also writes in Hindi. Photography and visual art is another area where he likes to dabble in.

Contact: Editor@boloji.com 
or RK@boloji.net

Cinema  
Astitva  
Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham  
Mother India - An Epic Movie   

Ghalib's Corner
He was, when it was aught 
Heart it is, not a brick or stone 
I perceive the world as a playground 
It is not love, it is madness 

Dances  
Balle Balle Bhangra   

Environment   
Adopt A Tree   
Drought in India  

Festivals 
Baisakhi  

Health
Desi Nuskhe – Grandma's Home Remedies 

Hinduism 
Aarti – Om Jaye Jagdish Hare  
Brahma Hurls, Vishnu Plays, Shiva Terminates  
Interpreting Influence  
Kabir - The Mystic Poet 
Namaste'  
Om Tat Sat – The Dynamics of Hinduism 
Students and Ganesha 
The Magic of Mantra  

Sikhism
Guru Nanak's Japuji Sahib 
Shabad – "Bhandi"  
Shabad – "Saadh Sang" 

Parenting
May You Nurse Your Own Children    
On Becoming Grandparents  
Vish De Vishwas Na De    

Perspective 
Migratory Birds
Understanding The Communication Dynamics 
What is in a Name? 

Travels 
Niagara Falls: A song of eternity   
Two Days To San Francisco....  

Poetry
A Hindu Obligation 
Awakening 
Blessed Is The Emptiness  
Buddha     
Dawn   
Dev At Beach   
Freedom   
Here and Now   
Illumination    
Journey  
Love is in the Air 
Love Song   
Migratory Birds  
Nirvana
Poetry and Technology Clash  
Predator   
Realization   
Reflections 
Relationship   
Reliving the Moment   
Sandbanks   
Sigh   
Silent Love    
The Jaipur Cannon   
The Poet   
The Wait   
Tree of Life   
What I am?   
Who is Reading?  
Who is Valentine?  

Workshop   
Basant is Here!  
Fire of Life 
Life Moves On 
Maya 
The Master Stroke 
Transformation   
Weird Commotion  

Vithika
An Artist and a Poet  
The Watercolor Man 

Jagoji
Interpreting Influence    

Opinion
50 Years of the Indian Republic 

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