After studying the Koran and Hadith, Krishna Nand Prasad says other faiths can bless a seeker of truth and should not be condemned quickly.
Krishna Nand Prasad writes that grief never leaves, but the living must keep walking and preserve the dead in memory.
In a brief poetic plea, Krishna Nand Prasad asks that the dead be left undisturbed and past agonies not be revived.
Krishna Nand Prasad remembers Dr. Rovin Deodat as a jovial, humble man who inspired him since the 1960s.
Too many Guyanese have lost faith in politicians, religious leaders and schools, Krishna Nand Prasad says, because decency gave way to wealth.
Krishna Nand Prasad writes that revisiting painful history may be lawful, but can stir only 'venomed hate' instead of any good.
Krishna Nand Prasad captures the brief, tender wonder of seeing a squirrel up close for the first time.
A mourner's deepest comfort came not from words but from one person who stayed in silence, Krishna Nand Prasad writes.
Krishna Nand Prasad says dormant Mathematics Subject Committees should be revived to tackle content and teaching problems.
Krishna Nand Prasad says it is almost impossible to reach the Education Minister’s office despite his offer to help improve CXC maths results.