Monthly Archives: February, 2016

Fiction

The Hen And The Cock – Ndaba Sibanda, Zimbabwe

Once upon a time in a mineral-rich and landlocked country called Kudala lived a hen and a cock. They were the proud and progressive...

IR - February 1, 2016

Poetry

No! Your birth was not your fatal accident – Monoranjan Thakur, Shillong

You loved Science, Stars, and Nature And off course You loved human despite they have divorced nature. Your mother has woven a cloth as a tailor with future dreams...

IR - February 1, 2016

Poetry

Innocence – Parminder Singh, Chandigarh

These little feet would too run to match the pace of the crowd minting money, rather than running after the pug marks of a Pomeranian, or a rabbit. These little, mischievous...

IR - February 1, 2016

Articles

Carl Jung – Vipin Behari Goyal, Jhodpur

All fiction is but a dream, all dreams are but a reality. No other stream has contributed towards enrichment of Literature as compared to...

IR - February 1, 2016

Book-Reviews

From Epic Poetry to Twitter with a Twist: Chindu Sreedharan’s Retelling of The Mahabharata in Epic Retold-Jayendrina Singha Ray, New Delhi

Chindu Sreedharan’s book Epic Retold flouts the traditional expectations of an epic. His hero, here the protagonist and narrator, is not of superhuman stature;...

IR - February 1, 2016

Editorial

Miles to go

Indian Ruminations once again rededicate itself to motivate and promote Indian English Writing, especially the budding ones. We are extremely pleased that already hundreds...

IR - February 1, 2016

Poetry

Near The Heaven And Hell – Sanjit Sarkar, Darjeeling

In torn half- pants the burnt bread, Hunger haunts hunger. Sinking twinkling in ocular hollow, Death peeps through veiled skeletons, Uncaring wind weaves the sad epic, Bishu Munda of...

IR - February 1, 2016