Monthly Archives: August, 2014

Fiction

A time travel to SIGI – Hrishikesh Roy, West Bengal

The year is 2780, I was sitting on my bed had nothing to do so far. The week was hectic as I had loads...

IR - August 6, 2014

Poetry

The Curse of Female Spirit – J.T Jayasingh

They called their land ‘Mother’ And even ‘Mother’ they called their seas ‘The Ganga’, ‘The Saraswati’ They made the rivers female And washed their sins in them. My female...

IR - August 6, 2014

Editorial

Only great literature cultivate cultured minds

“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.” ― Charlotte Brontë When people have integrity they...

IR - August 6, 2014

Book-Reviews

C.S. Venkiteswaran about the book ‘The Liquid Gallery’ by Pushkin E.H.

In a world seemingly reeling under excess – of words, sounds, images, narratives, information, responses.., one soon loses touch with oneself; we tend to...

IR - August 6, 2014

Interviews

“There is discrimination even before they can dream of being a writer” Shivani Gupta, Founder of AccessAbility

Shivani Gupta, author of No Looking Back, is the founder of AccessAbility, a consultancy for promoting physical accessibility. She became involved after attending a...

Ananya Sarkar - August 6, 2014

Poetry

On the Wings of Dance – Sandhya E., Kerala

I danced And danced Bare footed On the green grass Each time Feeling the first touch of your lips On them. Because that was only when They felt bare. My hair Then blew to...

IR - August 6, 2014

Poetry

Humility – Aman Chougle, Maharashtra

People get under my skin no matter who they are. You meet someone too often, and eventually they become distasteful. At first I thought maybe because they were not like...

IR - August 6, 2014

Poetry

Which fits you? – Gurleen Saluja, Indore

I have shoes of all sizes.. Which fits you? Choose them accordingly You may lead or mislead through! Based on your deeds Be it good or bad, They govern your...

IR - August 6, 2014