Monthly Archives: January, 2011

Old Editorials

Ring out the Old and Ring in the New

There are different philosophical perspectives regarding life and time. Modern management Gurus teach that one has to fully live in the present simply...

IR - January 12, 2011

Interviews

“My image of India was mostly shaped (or misshaped) by white colonial writers” British writer, Jim Crace

By the strength of his more than a dozen books, all critically acclaimed and popularly successful, Jim Crace (65) is one of the highly...

Vishal Tayade - January 11, 2011

Poetry

Untouchable – Deepak Chaswal, Haryana

Don’t touch him, don’t touch him Don’t breathe the air, he is breathing Stay away from his shadow You may fall sick, Said an old man While coughing on...

IR - January 10, 2011

Articles

Near the Plantain Leaves – P A Noushad

My house is at Nadapuram village in Kerala. The house made up of woods and stones which gives cool air inside is entirely different...

IR - January 10, 2011

Articles

Average – The New Brand – Akarsha Ramesh Kamala

A long hiatus, it has been. It has been a while since I experienced life and quite a while since I have put...

IR - January 10, 2011

Book-Reviews

Reviewing Sandor Marai’s Casanova in Bolzano by Jacab Abraham

Literary Masterpieces have always their own secret stories to tell, when Sandor Marai’s Embers and Casanova in Bolzano came to the world in English...

IR - January 10, 2011

Poetry

That night – Bharat B. Trivedi

Bewitched I was– when you looked at me lovingly and your enchanting eyes glowed like earthen lamps to cast a spell on me, that night! Passion of your proximity set my...

IR - January 10, 2011

Poetry