Monthly Archives: June, 2014

Fiction

Thirsty Fish – Ananya Sarkar, Kolkatta

It’s been a week. A week since the aquarium has been sitting in the living room, on top of the fancy mantelpiece. Abhijit had...

Ananya Sarkar - June 1, 2014

Fiction

Homecoming – Meera Nair, Kerala

The name on the boarding pass read Chris Nayar. Once, in the distant past he had been Krishnan Nair. Chris had hated that name...

Meera Nair - June 1, 2014

Fiction

The Song – Debadatta Pati, USA

‘Mile sur mera tumhara’ was my mother’s favorite song when I was hitting puberty. I was twelve, maybe thirteen. I don’t remember the exact...

Debadatta Pati - June 1, 2014

Articles

Journey – Spaces and Mind – Swati Pant, New Delhi

The prospect of journeying to a new place excites most of us. It is perhaps one of the best ways for the mind to...

Swati Pant - June 1, 2014

Poetry

An Elegy for nature – Navaneetha.G, Kerala

As the morn arose With hope and enthusiasm A quick dash And reached the station. We leaned in our seats, And the boredom vanished At the whistle of the train. It...

Navaneetha - June 1, 2014

Articles

Logic of Life and Mind – Chandra Mohan bhandari, Gujarat

“Give me a long rod and a place to stand, and I will lift the whole Earth”. Archimedes while making the statement merely expressed...

cmbhandari - June 1, 2014

Articles

Looking Inward: Translated Dalit Women’s Narratives – Dr. Sharmistha Chatterjee Westbengal

Writing autobiographies has always been the prerogative of the intellectuals, the powerful, the rich or in other words the dominant class. Some of them...

Sharmistha Chatterjee - June 1, 2014

Articles