Monthly Archives: May, 2012

Interviews

“Groaning humanity fires up my poetic imagination.” Arbind Kumar Choudhary, Poet

Dr Arbind Kumar Choudhary, is an awarded editor and author of nine poetry collections. His poetic soulscape that has been glittering in Cambridge Dictionary ...

BK Dubey - May 25, 2012

Fiction

Stone Cold – Nikhil Chandwani, Nagpur, Maharashtra

For the third time in as many years they faced the confusion of what to present a young man who was incurably unbalanced in...

IR - May 22, 2012

Articles

The Unspoken – Megha Mukherjee

“I don’t know Ma, how to bridge this gap between father and son. I die every day to see it all happening in front...

IR - May 22, 2012

Articles

An apology for literature – Huzaifa Pandit, Jammu and Kashmir

Disrobed by an inquisitive glance, the yarns of being, Dissimilar the panoramas in my sight, now -Nasir Kazmi Many a time as the strains of the world...

IR - May 22, 2012

Articles

A Lesser-Known Facet of R.K Narayan: A Study of his Tabletalk Writing – Dr. K.N. Shoba,Chennai

Indian writing in English boasts of myriad forms in which writers have experimented and generated creative output that have drawn international attention and accolades....

IR - May 22, 2012

Poetry

Recluse Sanatorium – Dr. B.K. Chakrabarti, Kolkata

My childhood Home, Parents in pale prostrate setting beckon me ! Tea in a cracked old cup, few damp biscuits, Wrinkled coarse hands of labour and love (In the days of...

IR - May 19, 2012

Poetry

The Vegetable Vendor – Chandra Mohan Bhandari, Adajan, Surat

By the roadside on a dusty ground a dozen baskets – few big, some small, stacked with vegetables—some full, others in part placed artistically as if they...

IR - May 19, 2012

Editorial